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Want to stay fit without giving up your mango cravings? Deepika Padukone's trainer shares guilt-free 3-item dessert recipe. How to make itDeepika Padukone and Alia Bhatt's fitness trainer, Yasmin Karachiwala, has shared a quick and healthy three-ingredient dessert recipe for m...- 3 ingredients, 15 minutes: Fitness influencer shares how to make mango mochi at home. This tasty and healthy Japanese summer dessert is light, fresh and juicySummer brings mangoes, a beloved fruit. Lifestyle influencer Dipannita Halder shared a simple mango mochi recipe. This Japanese dessert fea...
- How to make sugar-free mango ice cream at homeHomemade mango ice cream can be surprisingly easy to make without adding refined sugar. Ripe mangoes are naturally sweet on their own, espe...
- No roti, no tea or coffee: Mallika Sherawat is a vegan and eats only dates for dessert. Actress shares what is her source of protein for toned body at 49Actress Mallika Sherawat, a vegan for over a decade, maintains her fitness at 49 through a disciplined diet of fresh fruits, vegetables, an...
- How to use chia seeds for weight loss: 10 ways to fuel your fitness journeyChia seeds are a popular and natural addition to many weight loss plans because of their high fibre and protein content, which can help kee...
- Diet behind Hrithik Roshan’s lean, muscular body revealed: Six egg whites, avocado, spinach and....Hrithik Roshan's physique is a testament to a dynamic diet, shifting between strict discipline and mindful indulgence. His approach evolves...
- Start strong: 25 high-protein, high-fiber breakfasts nutritionists swear by for energyKicking off the day with high-protein, high-fiber breakfasts can increase energy, aids digestion, and keeps you full. EatingWell offers 25 ...
- Flat and fabulous: Why UFO peaches deserve a bigger bite in IndiaFlat peaches, also known as Saturn or doughnut peaches, remain relatively unknown in India despite their striking shape, juicy sweetness, a...
- 101-year-old nutritionist says longevity is no fluke. Shares timeless rules for a long, healthy lifeAt 101, Dr. John Scharffenberg, a spirited nutritionist from California, shares his timeless secrets to a long, healthy life. From skipping...
- 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...
- Makhanas and dry fruits gain popularity as healthy snacks in India; Chocolates, mangoes, vanilla, tea among top picksIndia's evolving food habits show a blend of tradition and trendiness, as per Farmley's report. Millennials and Gen Z favor Peri Peri, olde...
- View: The very cheesy business of passing off doosri cheez as asli cheese by brandsThe McDonald's outlet in Maharashtra used cheap vegetable oil instead of cheese, leading to license cancellation. Some products contain onl...
- Maharaja's makeover continues! Air India introduces refreshed inflight menu on international flightsThe refresh of the menus is based on guest feedback and is designed to offer travellers an assortment of gourmet meals, trendy appetizers, ...
- ‘Onam Sadhya’ is a trove of flavours & colours: Here’s a list of dishes that are part of 10-day festivalAn 'Onam Sadhya' can feature as many as 26 different dishes served on plantain leaf.
- Give oats the festive twist, choose from 3 dishes for the perfect Diwali breakfastThese simple-yet-healthy recipes are the perfect dose of nutrition your body needs.
- It's a treat: A look at Dubai's finest veg restaurantsPlaces in Dubai where you will get the best delicacies this holiday season.
- Summer diet! The lesser-known fruits and their health benefitsThe mango may hog all our attention, but there are other lesser known fruits that have dominated Indian summers .
- Healthy substitutes to Maggi instant noodlesWith Maggi under the scanner, here are a few healthy substitutes to instant noodles. Also, find the details about nutritional value of the ...
- Indian yogurt industry to touch Rs 1,200 crore by 2015: ASSOCHAMIndian yogurt industry may touch Rs 1200 crore by 2015 from the current level of Rs 750 crore as a low-fat and even no-fat alternative, say...
- Will global players' focus on niche marketing pay off in India?International premium frozen yogurt brands are trying to lap up the Rs. 683 crore frozen yogurt market by targetting only the Indian elite.
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