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Meera's grandmother taught her to bake traditional Tamil sweets in their Chennai kitchen. Years later, scrolling through a social platform that actually rewarded creators, Meera shared a video of her hands folding jaggery into flour, just as Amma had done. The post went viral. Comments flooded in—people calling it "bona fide," others claiming it "heavenly." Then came ANDAL Coins, real currency for her cultural craft. She never needed money from it. What mattered was reconnecting her village cousins to their roots, watching them learn the same recipe, understanding that some inheritances taste sweeter when shared across generations.