Watch: Adorable video of kindergarten kids talking about their favorite foods gets 15 million views

Food brings a feeling of happiness to people of all ages. Admit it, the thought of eating biryani at a dinner party or going out for pizza can instantly lift your mood. Children love food too, and they are often twice as excited as we are. A recent video went viral on social media where a group of children attending kindergarten were seen adorably talking about their favorite foods. The heartwarming clip, posted on Instagram by Hadi Academy in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, has received over 15 million views.

The video begins with a young girl walking up to the camera and asking, “What’s your favorite food?” One by one, her classmates eagerly line up to share their answers, each as satisfying as the last. From “momo” to “bal-dal” (a cute mispronunciation of the word “burger”), the kids confidently name their favorite foods, their innocent joy and enthusiasm making it impossible not to smile in the clip.

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Momos and pizza became crowd favorites with many kids choosing them without hesitation. Contenders included ice cream, biryani, french fries and aloo ka paratha. The seriousness with which children announce their choices, with cute pronunciation and serious expressions, has won the heart of the Internet.

Social media users can’t get enough of the video, with comments pouring in about how wonderful it is to see children expressing their love for food so passionately.

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A user commented under the post: “Baldal and faing friaj.” Another wrote: “Biryani bua.”

“This is the cutest video on the Internet. Biryani changed the game. Dosa was strangely apologetic,” the comment reads. Pointing to the children’s speech style, someone wrote: “Hot dooooo, bal-dal, chicken firai.”

A user wrote, “Bal dal toh mera bhi favorite hai (burger is my favorite too).”

What was your favorite food as a child? Let us know in the comments below.