I terrified the world When I told them of samosas Delightfully delicious Is the general diagnosis It wasn't its appearance But I'll tell you what I mean Apparently it's rude To dip in salad cream The spices and the vices Of the stuffing that is used The chicken and the meat Or when vegetables are perused Every bite is a delight Indeed it is foreseen But I can't see any problem To dip in salad cream A tint of mint in yogurt Is the dip of common treat A chilli sauce by preference Whether it be a hot or sweet A chickpea curry poured Will see the plate licked clean So why is it detested To dip in salad cream It seems this tangy sauce On triangle treats is wrong This fascinating favourite Forbade in ancestral songs Such be the sound of masses Who claim it's just a phase Goodness knows what they'll say When I use the mayonnaise.

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