9 Foods You Didn't Know You Could Eat During Navratri
If you're planning to fast this Navratri, you can add a lot more to your kitchen pantry than the usual kuttu atta, potatoes, sendha namak and more. Dr.Rupali Dutta, Chief Clinical Nutrition at SmartCooky tells you about 11 foods you can eat and not have to worry about 'can and cannot'.
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Navratri 2016: 11 Foods You Probably Didn't Know You Could Eat
Quinoa
Did you know that quinoa is a pseudo cereal and part of the family as amaranth, which is a seed not grain?
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Flax Seeds
Sprinkle them over some veggies or roll them into kuttu atta, flax seeds are a healthy way to keep your energy levels up.
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Flavoured Almonds
You eat almonds every day but this time try a bunch of new flavours: pepper, cheese, wasabi and more.
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Navratri 2016: 11 Foods You Probably Didn't Know You Could Eat
Navratri 2016: 11 Foods You Probably Didn't Know You Could Eat
Navratri 2016: 11 Foods You Probably Didn't Know You Could Eat
Dried Mangoes
Mangoes aren't in season, but that shouldn't stop you from nibbling on these festive fruits.
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