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Mustard Oil As Good As Olive Oil? Other Desi Foods That Are Just As Good
Let's discuss if mustard oil is better than olive oil and other desi foods that might be better than their popular western alternatives.
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Move Over Olive Oil, Nutritionist Recommends Mustard Oil For Heart Health
Nutritionist Pooja Makhija lists out the numerous benefits of mustard oil in an Instagram post.
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Mediterranean Diet Is Good For Health, But Can Desi Foods Have The Same Impact?
India has its own healthy pantry that often consists of mustard oil, millets, dal, home curd, nuts, spices and oily fish, that can deliver very similar benefits to the Mediterranean diet when consumed right.
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Watch: 25-Year-Old Woman Running Chicken Street Food Shop in Gurugram Goes Viral
This young woman is making waves on the internet for following her heart and opening a successful chicken street food shop in Gurugram.
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Nutritionist Guides How To Choose "Right Fats"
Anjali Mukerjee recommends using cold-pressed oils like mustard oil, olive oil and sesame seed oil.
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Did You Know India's Kitchen Staple Mustard Oil Is Banned In The US? Here's Why
Mustard oil is not approved in the United States because it is considered to have high levels of erucic acid. Read on for details.
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Mustard Oil: The One Cooking Oil Which Is Good For Your Heart, Skin And Much More
Mustard oil not only enhances the taste and flavour of food but it also cures many diseases related to skin, joint, muscles and heart. Here's everything you need to know about the benefits of using mustard oil as cooking oil as well as hair care.
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What Women Should Eat and Avoid To Lose Stubborn Belly Fat
Certain foods and ingredients can help you fight belly fat effectively while some may hinder your plan. Calling all ladies! These simple tips will help you lose belly fat in the easiest way possible.Have a look at what you should be eating or avoiding to get rid of belly fat.
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Mirchi ka Koota
Green chillies crushed to get cooked with hot spices, milk and a little sugar. This traditional Rajasthani dish is dangerously fiery and certainly not for the faint hearted!
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Mustard Oil As Good As Olive Oil? Other Desi Foods That Are Just As Good
Let's discuss if mustard oil is better than olive oil and other desi foods that might be better than their popular western alternatives.
-
Move Over Olive Oil, Nutritionist Recommends Mustard Oil For Heart Health
Nutritionist Pooja Makhija lists out the numerous benefits of mustard oil in an Instagram post.
-
Mediterranean Diet Is Good For Health, But Can Desi Foods Have The Same Impact?
India has its own healthy pantry that often consists of mustard oil, millets, dal, home curd, nuts, spices and oily fish, that can deliver very similar benefits to the Mediterranean diet when consumed right.
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Watch: 25-Year-Old Woman Running Chicken Street Food Shop in Gurugram Goes Viral
This young woman is making waves on the internet for following her heart and opening a successful chicken street food shop in Gurugram.
-
Nutritionist Guides How To Choose "Right Fats"
Anjali Mukerjee recommends using cold-pressed oils like mustard oil, olive oil and sesame seed oil.
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Did You Know India's Kitchen Staple Mustard Oil Is Banned In The US? Here's Why
Mustard oil is not approved in the United States because it is considered to have high levels of erucic acid. Read on for details.
-
Mustard Oil: The One Cooking Oil Which Is Good For Your Heart, Skin And Much More
Mustard oil not only enhances the taste and flavour of food but it also cures many diseases related to skin, joint, muscles and heart. Here's everything you need to know about the benefits of using mustard oil as cooking oil as well as hair care.
-
What Women Should Eat and Avoid To Lose Stubborn Belly Fat
Certain foods and ingredients can help you fight belly fat effectively while some may hinder your plan. Calling all ladies! These simple tips will help you lose belly fat in the easiest way possible.Have a look at what you should be eating or avoiding to get rid of belly fat.
-
Mirchi ka Koota
Green chillies crushed to get cooked with hot spices, milk and a little sugar. This traditional Rajasthani dish is dangerously fiery and certainly not for the faint hearted!
