Even though he's a bit over‑optimistic about India and the FSSAI in his talk, you can't ignore the facts he shows in the video.
This kind of video is really needed right now with all the influencer‑driven fear‑mongering.
'Urban rich making poverty por**graphy about affordable food' – that line about the influencers stuck with me.
I'm not endorsing or sponsoring his video in any way. In fact, it's the first long‑form content I've watched from this channel.
Some of the influencers you follow get called out too, but we should look past that and see the bigger picture he's trying to make.
[Is Food in India Safe? - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJ0fcwvvFsg)
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I like both his perspectives and Trustified's.
His book Masala Labs is a game‑changer for home cooking.
He also turned down the early infected dahi video from Trustified, but he's been shown to be wrong about that now.
By the way, his video on frozen food is also really good.
There's a lot of blabber from some people, versus someone who actually knows what he's talking about.
Remember, nothing is ever completely bad or completely good; everything sits somewhere on a spectrum.
You can't deny any of the facts he gave in the video.
I can actually dispute and counter almost all of his so‑called facts.
OP, this subreddit isn't fond of Krish Ashok - just check the older posts.
He knows more than most influencers. He explains things clearly and never uses click‑bait. I don't take his advice like a doctor's prescription - I verify it first. So far I haven't seen any fake info from him. I've even chatted with him on a few topics (I run a public account with about 15k followers, so he gave me a chance). He sounds like an intellectual with depth, not just someone who blabs.
He's promoting his own stuff; everyone wants to run their own shop.