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Viral: Rasgulla's Comparison To "Idli Dipped In Sugar" Gets Shashi Tharoor's Trademark 'Linguistic Assassination'
"To suggest an idli would even consent to being drowned in sugar syrup is to fundamentally misunderstand its dignity," said Shashi Tharoor.
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From Japan's Kakigori To India's Chuski, Why Shaved Ice Desserts Are Summer's Most Loved Treat
Discover the world's most loved shaved ice desserts, from Japan's delicate Kakigori to Korea's creamy Bingsu.
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Beyond The Pint: How Beer Is Reinventing The Cocktail Experience
Beer cocktails are redefining mixology by blending classic brews with fresh fruits, herbs, and bold flavours. This World Cocktail Day, try these easy and refreshing beer-based drinks at home.
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7 Lesser-Known Bengali Sweets Locals Swear By
The Bengali sweet-making tradition is, at its core, a lesson in restraint and precision. These are not sweets that shout, they are sweets that reward attention.
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Chef Ranveer Brar Shares Mango Milkshake And Smoothie Recipes Ready Under 15 Minutes
Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar shared simple and delicious mango milkshake and smoothie recipes that can be easily recreated at home
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From Chhena Poda To Rasgulla, 8 Indian Desserts That Are Made With Cheese
Discover the rich world of Indian cheese-based desserts, from soft and creamy ras malai to caramelised chhena poda.
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Soaking Dates In Coffee Is The New Viral Hack. Here's Why You Should Try It
A viral coffee hack is transforming morning routines as soaking dates in espresso overnight creates a naturally sweet syrup.
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How To Find Out If The Cream On Your Cake Is Dairy Or Non-Dairy
Neither whipped dairy cream nor non-dairy cream is inherently bad. Both have their place, and both are used professionally in bakeries around the world with good reason.
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Kerala's Rs 40 Kulukki Sarbath Is Shaken Like A Cocktail And Served On The Streets
Kulukki Sarbath is a traditional Kerala drink made by shaking lime juice, sugar syrup, sabja seeds, green chilli, and ice to create a frothy, refreshing beverage.
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Strange Food Combos That Look Wrong, But Are Right To Eat
There's pure joy in tossing two unlikely foods together, like midnight kitchen experiments when ketchup runs dry, and watching taste buds light up with "that's incredible!" brains. Outrageous pairings often prove wildly right.
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Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
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Which Is The Oldest Dessert Of India?
India's love for desserts goes back thousands of years. But which sweet holds the title of the country's oldest dessert? Discover the surprising history behind it.
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What Is In Your Packaged Food? How To Read The Label For Hidden Sugar, Salt, Fats
This World Health Day, discover a simple, practical guide to reading packaged food labels.
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Skip The Store And Save Big: 7 Expensive Kitchen Ingredients You Can Make At Home
Many expensive supermarket ingredients like vanilla extract, cream cheese, and tahini can be made at home easily and cost-effectively.
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8 Healthier Sweeteners That Let You Enjoy Your Desserts Without Guilt
These sweeteners provide varied glycemic indexes, nutrients, and flavors suitable for traditional Indian desserts and baking.
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Viral: Rasgulla's Comparison To "Idli Dipped In Sugar" Gets Shashi Tharoor's Trademark 'Linguistic Assassination'
"To suggest an idli would even consent to being drowned in sugar syrup is to fundamentally misunderstand its dignity," said Shashi Tharoor.
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From Japan's Kakigori To India's Chuski, Why Shaved Ice Desserts Are Summer's Most Loved Treat
Discover the world's most loved shaved ice desserts, from Japan's delicate Kakigori to Korea's creamy Bingsu.
-
Beyond The Pint: How Beer Is Reinventing The Cocktail Experience
Beer cocktails are redefining mixology by blending classic brews with fresh fruits, herbs, and bold flavours. This World Cocktail Day, try these easy and refreshing beer-based drinks at home.
-
7 Lesser-Known Bengali Sweets Locals Swear By
The Bengali sweet-making tradition is, at its core, a lesson in restraint and precision. These are not sweets that shout, they are sweets that reward attention.
-
Chef Ranveer Brar Shares Mango Milkshake And Smoothie Recipes Ready Under 15 Minutes
Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar shared simple and delicious mango milkshake and smoothie recipes that can be easily recreated at home
-
From Chhena Poda To Rasgulla, 8 Indian Desserts That Are Made With Cheese
Discover the rich world of Indian cheese-based desserts, from soft and creamy ras malai to caramelised chhena poda.
-
Soaking Dates In Coffee Is The New Viral Hack. Here's Why You Should Try It
A viral coffee hack is transforming morning routines as soaking dates in espresso overnight creates a naturally sweet syrup.
-
How To Find Out If The Cream On Your Cake Is Dairy Or Non-Dairy
Neither whipped dairy cream nor non-dairy cream is inherently bad. Both have their place, and both are used professionally in bakeries around the world with good reason.
-
Kerala's Rs 40 Kulukki Sarbath Is Shaken Like A Cocktail And Served On The Streets
Kulukki Sarbath is a traditional Kerala drink made by shaking lime juice, sugar syrup, sabja seeds, green chilli, and ice to create a frothy, refreshing beverage.
-
Strange Food Combos That Look Wrong, But Are Right To Eat
There's pure joy in tossing two unlikely foods together, like midnight kitchen experiments when ketchup runs dry, and watching taste buds light up with "that's incredible!" brains. Outrageous pairings often prove wildly right.
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Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
-
Which Is The Oldest Dessert Of India?
India's love for desserts goes back thousands of years. But which sweet holds the title of the country's oldest dessert? Discover the surprising history behind it.
-
What Is In Your Packaged Food? How To Read The Label For Hidden Sugar, Salt, Fats
This World Health Day, discover a simple, practical guide to reading packaged food labels.
-
Skip The Store And Save Big: 7 Expensive Kitchen Ingredients You Can Make At Home
Many expensive supermarket ingredients like vanilla extract, cream cheese, and tahini can be made at home easily and cost-effectively.
-
8 Healthier Sweeteners That Let You Enjoy Your Desserts Without Guilt
These sweeteners provide varied glycemic indexes, nutrients, and flavors suitable for traditional Indian desserts and baking.
