And then there’s masala chai – not just a drink, but a warm, comforting feeling. You toss in ginger, cardamom, cloves, maybe a stick of cinnamon, and let it all boil with tea, milk, and sugar. Instantly, the whole place smells alive and inviting. The first sip brings warmth to your hands, steam to your …
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Green tea vs. Black tea: Which one is better for blood sugar support and gut health |
Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages globally, valued for its taste and numerous health benefits. Among the many types, green tea and black tea are the most popular choices. Both come from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, but differ in how they are processed, which affects their flavour, caffeine content, and antioxidant …
4 vegetarian foods to pair with Tofu to boost protein intake
For vegetarians and vegans, tofu is a powerhouse of plant-based nutrition. It is a rich source of high-quality protein and provides all essential amino acids that are necessary for repair, growth, and overall strength. It is also packed with calcium, iron, and magnesium that support bone health, energy production, and immunity. According to the USDA …
NHS surgeon reveals dark chocolate benefits: Surprising gut and brain health perks |
Dark chocolate is no longer just a guilty indulgence; it is now being recognised as a nutrient-dense food with powerful health benefits. NHS surgeon and educator Dr. Karan Rajan recently explained in an Instagram video that higher-cacao chocolate can act almost like a natural supplement. Rich in fibre, flavonoids, and polyphenols, it nourishes the gut …
The soul of kaiseki: tradition in a modern world
Kaiseki, often called Japan’s most refined dining tradition, is more than just a meal. It began centuries ago as a humble companion to the tea ceremony – small, seasonal dishes designed to balance flavors and soothe the spirit. Over time, it has grown into a multi-course journey that reflects nature, culture, and philosophy. Even today, …
Cancer AIIMS gastroenterologist reveals 9 food facts for better gut health: Why slightly green bananas are best |
That banana sitting in your fruit basket may look innocent, but its colour could secretly be shaping your gut health. According to Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford, slightly green bananas are actually better for digestion than overripe ones. Surprising, right?In a recent Instagram post, Dr. Sethi shared nine fascinating …
The citrus craze: how yuzu, sudachi, and kabosu are changing taste
Walk into any modern restaurant menu, and chances are you’ll see a word that once seemed exotic: yuzu. Alongside it, sudachi and kabosu, three Japanese citrus fruits that are suddenly everywhere. From cocktails in New York to dressings in Paris and even desserts in Mumbai, these bright, aromatic fruits are changing the way we think …
Drinking coffee in moderation helps prevent heart disease and cancer: Study |
Coffee is one of the world’s most popular beverages, and recent research suggests it offers more than just an energy boost. A comprehensive review in Nutrients indicates that moderate coffee consumption, around 3 to 5 cups daily, is linked to lower overall mortality and a reduced risk of chronic conditions, including cardiovascular disease and certain …
Not Just Modaks: 7 Other Offerings That Lord Ganesha Loves
Not Just Modaks: 7 Other Offerings That Lord Ganesha Loves
Food loved by Gods: Why the coconut became India’s most sacred ritual offering |
Step into any Indian ritual; a temple ceremony, a wedding, even the opening of a shop and chances are you’ll see a coconut. It may sit whole on a brass plate, or be cracked open in one strike, water flowing out like an offering. Across the subcontinent, no other fruit has carried the same weight …