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Gulab jamun made with paneer and sweet potato: Mumbai nutritionist shares zero-sugar recipe for Diwali 2026Gulab jamuns are beloved Indian sweets often packed with refined sugar and carbs. A fresh recipe introduces a healthier twist by swapping r...- Healthier goes Kaju Katli as sweets too catch the trendHealthier versions of traditional sweets, such as protein-rich laddoos and sugar-free gulab jamuns, are gaining popularity. Consumers now p...
- Diwali investment picks 2026: 10 fund managers reveal promising opportunities and risks to watchThis Diwali, investment experts advise a strategic approach focused on asset allocation rather than luring high-growth stocks. Sectors like...
- Gen Z rewrites festive gifting with AI-assisted picks, artisanal hampers and self-giftingGen Zers are embracing self-gifting while shopping for family and friends. Personalised gifts reflecting interests and lifestyles are becom...
- 10 g protein, zero guilt: Mumbai nutritionist shares healthy milk cake bar recipe for festive cravingsDuring festivals like Karwa Chauth and Diwali, indulgent desserts are a must, and mithai plays a crucial role. Mumbai nutritionist Vanshika...
- No sugar, no jaggery, just 30 calories: Mumbai fitness coach shares healthy motichoor laddoo recipeDiscover a healthier twist on the beloved motichoor laddoos thanks to Mumbai fitness coach Vanshika Khurana. With only 30 calories per serv...
- In 1912, a wrestler got bored of eating ghee & milk every day. Then one day, a simple kitchen experiment led to the creation of one of world's most loved mithaisDiscover the fascinating history of dodha barfi, a beloved Indian sweet believed to have been created by a Punjabi wrestler more than a cen...
- 6 healthy desserts made without refined sugarIn the vibrant world of Indian gastronomy, "sweet" doesn't have to mean "unhealthy." As we move into 2026, a new wave of mindful indulgence...
- 9 delicious Raksha Bandhan desserts with a healthy twistCelebrate Raksha Bandhan guilt-free with these 9 traditional Indian desserts made healthier using natural sweeteners, superfoods, and whole...
- 9 healthy sweets you can make without sugarDitch refined sugar without sacrificing taste! These nine healthy, homemade Indian sweets use natural sweeteners like dates, jaggery, and h...
- From mithai to matcha lattes: How pistachio became 2025’s most stylish food trendPistachio is experiencing a surge in popularity, transitioning from traditional Indian sweets to trendy desserts and beverages. Chefs are i...
- Leftover rotis into milk cake? Instagram cook shows how, sparking netizens' backlashA video demonstrating an innovative recipe for transforming leftover rotis into mithais has gone viral. Shared by @taste.thee.best, the det...
- Festive food trends 2023: Traditional snacks by home chefs, healthy alternatives to Indian sweets to gain popularityAs Ganesh Chaturthi approaches, India's culinary landscape is changing. The Godrej Food Trends Report 2023 reveals that consumers are now s...
- Baked gulab jamun, date and fig barfis: Add a healthy twist to your Raksha Bandhan celebrationsA healthy rakhi feast by Nmami Agarwal, the nutritionist who keeps Manushi Chillar in shape.
- Bengalureans go the healthy way, opt for vegan and gluten-free food items this DiwaliRoutine Indian sweets and dry fruits have been sidelined for good this festive season.
- Health-food entrepreneurs give healthier sweet options to make Diwali guilt-freeTarak Bhattacharya, COO, Mad Over Donuts, points out, "Our Diwali collection breaks the monotony of gifting regular mithai".
- Following Maggi ban, it’s time to move to a simple label for classifying foods"Junk food manufacturers not only hide the nature of their food, but also position them as health filled alternatives."
- This Holi, pamper your colourful sweet toothTraditional sweets like gujiyas, puran poli, malpuas, halwa, ladoos, barfis and pedas are customary preparations in every household.
- India Inc to staff: Take a day off and voteThe "strategy" was to nudge employees into participating in an event that is potentially a turning point for the country's economy: the 16t...
- Open, heat, eat is the new meal mantraWhat’s cooking? Nothing really, if the likes of MTR, Haldiram’s, Cremica, ITC etc have their way.
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