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I don't know if these have official English names, but here is an attempt-. 1  Namkeen- Savory snack. 2  Paan- Betel leaf mouth freshener. 3  Samosa- Fried filled pastry pyramids.  Gujiya- Fried Sweet 1  pie. Poori- Fried Indian bread (same goes for Bhature)  Gol Gappa- We Indians just cannot change its name! Once a gol gappa always a gol gappa!!
The crispy edges can indicate frostbite, a local, topical bacterial infection or a fungal infection. âCrispy Earâ, also known as Dermal Septic Necrosis (DSN), is a name given to a serious, life-threatening systemic infection.hus DSN is tissue death resulting from a systemic infection. Bacteria can enter the body a number of ways. A broken tooth with pulp chamber exposed is a common mode of bacterial entry. The bacterial infection can spread throughout the opossumâs system and lead to necrosis of the tip of the ear, digits and tail.