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TYPES OF LASSI
Move on from sweet and salty lassi. India’s favourite summer drink has more than 10 different flavours that match the lifestyle of each regionLassi offers a refreshing escape on hot Indian days. Beyond sweet or salty, its preparation varies greatly by region. Punjab's lassi is ric...- Greek yoghurt vs home curd: Similar foods, different nutritional benefits. Which one is healthier?Curd (dahi) and Greek yoghurt are both fermented dairy foods with proven health benefits, but they are not the same. Dahi is made through n...
- Why Varanasi's iconic Pahalwan Lassi and Chachi ki Kachori shops demolished; watch videoVaranasi's vibrant street food scene has suffered a blow as 35 shops, including the iconic 75-year-old Pahalwan Lassi and 108-year-old Chac...
- Varanasi's iconic Pahalwan Lassi and 100-year-old Chachi Ki Kachori shops demolished; Owner Manoj Yadav watched silentlyIn Varanasi, authorities demolished 30 shops near Lanka crossing for a road widening project. Iconic food outlets like Pehelwan Lassi and C...
- Dairy cooperative, Purabi Dairy introduces prefabricated Purabi Milk Booths at various strategic locations across Assam“Under the guidance of chief minister, we are proud to introduce these modern milk booths, contributing to the growth of the dairy sector i...
- The pulse of friendship: How dal diplomacy can be a recipe to nurture Indo-Canadian relationsThe integration of Indian cuisine into Canadian culture has been significantly influenced by the concept of dal diplomacy, a term encapsula...
- Chennai restaurant faces backlash for food wastage after video of 'Bahubali' thali goes viralChennai's Ponnusamy Hotel introduced a 'Bahubali' thali, priced at Rs 1,399 (plus taxes), which went viral on social media. Twitter user An...
- Video of Britisher selling jhalmuri in the streets of UK wins the Internet'Jhalmuri' is a popular street food in Kolkata.
- GST on pre-packed labelled food items to increase traders' compliance burden, raise prices: CAITCAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said that to protest against this decision of the GST Council, the traders' delegation will meet ...
- 'Pizza topping is not pizza, so will attract a higher GST levy'GST rates on pizzas differ on the basis of how they are prepared and sold. A pizza sold and eaten within a restaurant attracts 5% GST, the ...
- Lassi jaisi koi nahi: Flavoured milk is not milk but flavoured lassi is lassi, says AAR rulingUnder the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework, both milk and lassi are exempt from any tax.But, while flavoured lassi continues to remai...
- 'Rabri': A sweet treat from Mathura that adds a creamy twist to kulfis, malpuas & jalebisBoth malai and rabdi are made by reducing milk in heat.
- Spiced buttermilk? Coca-Cola turns to grandmas' recipes in IndiaIn India, its hunt for alternatives has led it to tap into a rich vein of “ethnic drinks”.
- How milkshakes made their way to world dominationShakes became popular in 19th century USA, partly due to availability of ice, sawn from frozen ponds in winter.
- Government for Gujarati snacks like dhokla, khakhra on departmental canteen menuThe Modi government has issued instructions to all ministries asking them to include "certain healthy, light and nutritious snacks" in the ...
- Health activists call to widen 'health tax' net, ask govt to tax sugar-sweetened beveragesMany public health activists have sought a steep hike in tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. They claim taxing the beverages—as has been done...
- Varanasi: Check out political landscape as the holy city gears up for Lok Sabha PollsAfter having their delicious varieties of chaat, will these people go out into the streets of the city and contribute their decibels to the...
- Mother Dairy launches healthy edible oilMother Dairy has extended edible oil brand Dhara into health segment b y launching Dhara Health refined sunflower oil, which has up to 21.8...
- Spices provide the fireworks, but sourness builds the foundation from which to appreciate themSo why would people go out of their way to use a fruit that turns their food mauve? For its fruit-sour kick for one. Indian food is known f...
- Indian restaurants-on-wheels becoming hip in USFood trucks serving cuisine of India have become popular in California, New York, Texas, North Carolina, Philadelphia and Washington.
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