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Are Your Healthy Snacks Actually Healthy?
Keep reading as we share some common examples of unhealthy "healthy" foods you need to look out for on the shelf.
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Diwali 2025: Cardiologist Shares 4 Food Swaps To Relish Festive Treats Guilt-Free
Enjoy your favourite sweets and snacks in moderation. Smaller portions can satisfy your cravings without overindulging.
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7 Delicious And Creative Ways To Use Diwali Dry Fruits Instead Of Regifting Them
Diwali Dry Fruits: Whether you've got leftover hampers or an overflow of festive goodies, these creative ideas will help you make the most of every nut and raisin.
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Move Over Hara Bhara Kebabs, Make Way For Hara Bhara Cheese Balls This Diwali
Hara bhara cheese balls can be a relatively healthy snack option as they contain spinach, peas and other veggies, which add nutrients and fibre.
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Swap These Foods For These Healthier Versions This Festive Season For Better Health
Below we share a list of food swaps you can make to stay healthy this festive season.
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Make Healthy No-Fry Besan Pakoda For Diwali Binge (Easy Recipe Inside)
Pakoda is a staple for Diwali 2022 celebrations, and here's how you can make a healthy version of it without frying.
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Looking For A Healthy Festive Snack? Try This Shakarkand Tikka Recipe
Healthy snack recipe: According to chef Saransh Goila, Shakarkand tikka makes for a perfect festive snack.
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Festive Season: 6 Tips To Keep Your Diet Healthy During Festivities
We share with you tips that can make snacking and eating food this season less unhealthy and more beneficial for your body.
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Diwali 2024 Special: 9 Healthy Food Tips For The Festive Feast
Diwali 2024: You don't need to completely let go of your favourite treats during the festivities - instead, just swap them with something healthier.
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Diabetes Diet: Try This Yummy Sprouts And Spinach Dhokla To Manage Blood Sugar Levels
Dhokla is one snack that can be experimented with in myriad ways. Here's a healthy spin to your favourite dhokla that you can try at home during Diwali too!
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Are Your Healthy Snacks Actually Healthy?
Keep reading as we share some common examples of unhealthy "healthy" foods you need to look out for on the shelf.
-
Diwali 2025: Cardiologist Shares 4 Food Swaps To Relish Festive Treats Guilt-Free
Enjoy your favourite sweets and snacks in moderation. Smaller portions can satisfy your cravings without overindulging.
-
7 Delicious And Creative Ways To Use Diwali Dry Fruits Instead Of Regifting Them
Diwali Dry Fruits: Whether you've got leftover hampers or an overflow of festive goodies, these creative ideas will help you make the most of every nut and raisin.
-
Move Over Hara Bhara Kebabs, Make Way For Hara Bhara Cheese Balls This Diwali
Hara bhara cheese balls can be a relatively healthy snack option as they contain spinach, peas and other veggies, which add nutrients and fibre.
-
Swap These Foods For These Healthier Versions This Festive Season For Better Health
Below we share a list of food swaps you can make to stay healthy this festive season.
-
Make Healthy No-Fry Besan Pakoda For Diwali Binge (Easy Recipe Inside)
Pakoda is a staple for Diwali 2022 celebrations, and here's how you can make a healthy version of it without frying.
-
Looking For A Healthy Festive Snack? Try This Shakarkand Tikka Recipe
Healthy snack recipe: According to chef Saransh Goila, Shakarkand tikka makes for a perfect festive snack.
-
Festive Season: 6 Tips To Keep Your Diet Healthy During Festivities
We share with you tips that can make snacking and eating food this season less unhealthy and more beneficial for your body.
-
Diwali 2024 Special: 9 Healthy Food Tips For The Festive Feast
Diwali 2024: You don't need to completely let go of your favourite treats during the festivities - instead, just swap them with something healthier.
-
Diabetes Diet: Try This Yummy Sprouts And Spinach Dhokla To Manage Blood Sugar Levels
Dhokla is one snack that can be experimented with in myriad ways. Here's a healthy spin to your favourite dhokla that you can try at home during Diwali too!
