A Jaipur kulfi seller is getting attention online for an unusual addition to his business. A video from the city has introduced social media users to a vendor who keeps sugar-free kulfis for dogs, a detail that caught the attention of a visitor and later sparked a warm response in the comments.
How the unusual kulfi was discovered
The video was shared on Instagram by Vikram Mittar after he met the vendor during his visit to Jaipur. Curious about the special kulfi, Vikram asked whether it was prepared specifically for dogs.The seller confirmed that it was and said there was a regular demand for it. According to him, pet owners and dog lovers buy the kulfis for their pets as well as for stray dogs.Vikram then decided to buy one for his dog, Tara.
Tara tries the treat
ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.Tara appears in the video enjoying the kulfi and finishes it within seconds.Vikram described the experience as an unexpected find from his Jaipur visit, writing, “One of the most unexpectedly thoughtful things we came across in Jaipur.”He added, “A local kulfi vendor makes sugar-free kulfi specially for dogs, such a simple idea, but honestly, how unique and thoughtful is that?”Sharing Tara’s reaction, Vikram wrote, “And Tara was VERY happy to be the taste tester. She absolutely devoured her kulfi and enjoyed every single bite. It’s little things like this that make you smile, someone thought about our four-legged friends and made a treat especially for them.”
‘Cutie Uncle’ wins hearts online
The post soon drew appreciative comments from users who liked the idea.One person wrote, “Such heartfelt people around can turn a nation into a warm emphatically beautiful place.”Another commented, “Cutie uncle God bless you with everything.”“Awww! How thoughtful,” read another reaction.Someone else wrote, “beautiful intentions create beautiful things.”A different user said, “Cute and thoughtful.”Disclaimer: The information in this article is based on the social media post and reactions mentioned in the report. The Times of India does not independently verify the claims made in the post or comments.Thumb image: Instagram
