"Coke Do Pyaaz": Bizarre food combo gets mixed response from foodies. Watch the video inside

The world of culinary experimentation never ceases to amaze, with unusual food pairings constantly surfacing online. While some innovative combinations delight, others leave us scratching our heads. Remember the infamous Chocolate Manchurian, Anda Pani Puri and Palak Paneer Samosa that left foodies in awe? Recently a new contender has joined the ranks of bizarre food fusions. Food blogger Kelvin Lee dared to try Onion Coke, sharing his unconventional adventure on Instagram. In the clip, Kelvin puts onion pieces in a glass of Coke cold drink, and leaves it for a few minutes. His decision? Surprisingly enthusiastic. “The onion adds a subtle kick that offsets the sweetness,” comments Kelvin, describing the flavor as “quite pleasant.”

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The combination of onion and cold drink received mixed reactions from the foodie community.

While some users found it interesting, others did not like this unusual idea. One user said, “Yes, I have tried it before, it is spicy.” Another said, “Something tells me whiskey and this could be a hit.” Someone called out, “Coke two Pyaza.”

Others seemed unhappy with Fusion as one of them said, “Respectfully, please delete your account.” Someone else commented, “You’re going to jail.” Another comment read, “Just when I think food reels can’t prove that humanity is beyond help…” One user said, “I hope you don’t break your little toe on some furniture.” Will collide…” Another said, “Taste buds are officially fried.”

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Meanwhile, some users were busy suggesting the food vlogger to try some strange combinations of his own. Options included banana with cheese, vodka with Xanax, hot sauce, a can of chicken, instant yakisoba with maple syrup and more.