Black Chaku is an alter ego appearing in "Good Times with Weapons". During the episode, Craig's gang (which Tolkien is apart of) buy weapons due to how the boys had thought they were so cool for having weapons, hence Tolkien's ninja costume.

Jan 15, 2023 · People in Nepal are celebrating Maghe Sankranti or Ghya Chaku Sanhu today. The festival is marked by eating ghee and chaku that are said to be good for body heat. Others also enjoy yams, sweet potatoes, fried fish, and black and white sesame balls.

Black Chaku Tolkien – Don’t mess with Black Chaku’s killer power of perfect spelling. As for the villainous Clyde and Jimmy — they aren’t given official ninja names, but their strength and power has made the “Battle of Tokugawa†legendary….

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Laddoos (sesame seeds candy ball) is made with black or white sesame seed and chaku. They are sweet like candy and very tasty. In Newari culture, this day is also known as ‘Ghyo-Chaku Salu’ which means the day to eat chaku (molasses) and ghee (clarified butter).

Chaku, often referred to as Nepali molasses, is a sweet delicacy deeply rooted in Nepali culture. In English, it is translated as molasses or treacle. It is a thick, dark syrup made from concentrated sugarcane juice or other sources of sugar.

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Jan 17, 2023 · People in Nepal are celebrating Maghe Sankranti or Ghya Chaku Sanhu today. The festival is marked by eating ghee and chaku that are said to be good for body heat. Others also enjoy yams, sweet potatoes, fried fish, and black and white sesame balls.