Simple Aloo Pakoras

Aloo k pakory to esi cheese hain jo koi hi ho bnda jis ko na psand ho ye to sb k favourite hoty hain aksar log isko apny grh mein bnaty hain sham ki chae k sath jsy k main 🙋🏻♀
I love aloo k pakoras mjhy bht zda psand hain chae k sath ketcup k sath sham mein khany ka bhot mza ata ha or mein bnati bhi bht mazy k hain wse 🤭❤
Simple Aloo pakoras ❤❤
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Simple Aloo Pakoras
Aloo k pakory to esi cheese hain jo koi hi ho bnda jis ko na psand ho ye to sb k favourite hoty hain aksar log isko apny grh mein bnaty hain sham ki chae k sath jsy k main 🙋🏻♀
I love aloo k pakoras mjhy bht zda psand hain chae k sath ketcup k sath sham mein khany ka bhot mza ata ha or mein bnati bhi bht mazy k hain wse 🤭❤
Simple Aloo pakoras ❤❤
#cplfinal
#zafran
#referbymanosalwa
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