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Mango Shake vs Sliced Mango: Why A Gastroenterologist Wants You To Stop 'Drinking' Your Fruit This Summer
A mango shake and sliced mango are both consumed in summers. Dr Prateek Sharma explains why it should be eaten whole rather than as part of a shake.
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7 Delicious Summer Fruit Smoothies That Your Kids Will Love
Add these simple fruit-filled smoothies to your menu and serve them fresh to your kids.
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Did You Know How Much Sugar You Consume With A Small Glass Of Fruit Juice?
Think that glass of fruit juice comes with no added sugar and preservatives? This will surprise you! Wellness expert and nutritionist Dr Siddhant Bhargava gives an in-depth analysis on why eating fruits is way better than drinking fruit juices.
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PepsiCo and Coca Cola to Launch More Fruit Based Fizzy Drinks
We will soon be getting our hands on a few non-cola aerated beverages with fruit juices that will be launched by Coca-cola India and PepsiCo next year if the country's Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) finalizes guidelines for the category, according to reports.
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Mango Shake vs Sliced Mango: Why A Gastroenterologist Wants You To Stop 'Drinking' Your Fruit This Summer
A mango shake and sliced mango are both consumed in summers. Dr Prateek Sharma explains why it should be eaten whole rather than as part of a shake.
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7 Delicious Summer Fruit Smoothies That Your Kids Will Love
Add these simple fruit-filled smoothies to your menu and serve them fresh to your kids.
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Did You Know How Much Sugar You Consume With A Small Glass Of Fruit Juice?
Think that glass of fruit juice comes with no added sugar and preservatives? This will surprise you! Wellness expert and nutritionist Dr Siddhant Bhargava gives an in-depth analysis on why eating fruits is way better than drinking fruit juices.
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PepsiCo and Coca Cola to Launch More Fruit Based Fizzy Drinks
We will soon be getting our hands on a few non-cola aerated beverages with fruit juices that will be launched by Coca-cola India and PepsiCo next year if the country's Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) finalizes guidelines for the category, according to reports.
