Experts like Gaurav Taneja, Vikas Khanna, and Deepta Nagpal defended Torii, clarifying that the iodine test used is unreliable for detecting paneer authenticity and that soy-based ingredients can ...

Iodine test can only detect presence of starch in paneer. All it takes is a visit to a nearby pharmacy to buy a bottle of 1 per cent iodine solution to become part of the new (rather viral) police ...

Social media’s “Paneer Police” are going viral with the iodine test — claiming to expose fake paneer. But is it fake? Dr. Pulkit Kumar debunks the myths, explains why the test can be misleading, and ...

Flying Beast Gaurav Taneja claimed that the iodine test used to detect fake paneer in Gauri Khan's Mumbai restaurant Torii is not a reliable method. He explained that the iodine test is not the right ...

Torii said the claims were not true. After that, many others started doing similar tests. But YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, who also owns a dairy company, said the test used in the video isn’t a reliable ...

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The clip crossed 5 million views before being taken down. Torii denied the claims, calling them false. Soon, similar tests flooded social media, but YouTuber and dairy expert Gaurav Taneja stepped in, ...

But it had accumulated over five million views, inspiring others to conduct their own tests. YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, who is also the co-founder of a dairy company, said in a new video that the iodine ...

“Science experiments aren’t food audits. The iodine test detects starch, not fake paneer. A colour change doesn’t always mean it’s inedible or unauthentic,” Nagpal tweeted amid the ongoing controversy ...

Khanna refuted claims made by a YouTuber regarding starch adulteration, citing the presence of soy-based ingredients as a plausible cause for the iodine test's reaction. Torii's official statement ...