Navratri 2025: 7 Mid-Meal Vrat-Friendly Snacks To Try This Navratri

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Navratri 2025: Navratri is a nine-day long Hindu festival wherein many people observe fasts in devotion to Goddess Durga.

Navratri Vrat Snacks: Makhana is a permissible snack during Navratri fast.

Highlights

  • Navratri is a nine-day festival, celebrated across India
  • Many people observe fasts during this period
  • Here are 7 vrat-friendly snacks one can try during Navratri
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Navratri 2025 is right here and is known to be one of the biggest Hindu festivals. Sharad Navratri begins from September 22 and will end on October 2, 2025, with Dussehra. The nine-day festival is celebrated across India with much enthusiasm. A lot of people observe fasts during this period as a ritual to mark their devotion towards Goddess Durga and refrain from eating meat, fish, eggs, pulses, cereals, grains and legumes. There are still many options that one can consume even during fasting in Navratri to keep up the energy levels. Here are 7 snacks that one can try in-between meals that are made with vrat-friendly ingredients and will help you boost energy to go about the day.

Navratri 2025: 7 Mid-Meal Vrat-Friendly Snacks:

1. Aloo Pakoda

Made with kuttu (buckwheat) flour, this aloo ka pakoda is the perfect crunchy snack you would need with your evening cup of tea. Quick, easy and vrat-friendly! Find the full recipe here.

Navratri Vrat Snacks

2. Dates and Nut Ladoo

While festive season is all about decadent sweets, one refrains from having a lot of it while fasting. But this treat is all about healthy munching in between the day to keep your energy levels high. Find the recipe here! If you don't want to prepare them yourself, get them via a food delivery app.

3. Aloo Chaat

Can we ever say no to chaat? Make a vrat-friendly one with boiled potatoes, some chaat masala, sendha namak and lemon! Find the recipe here. While this recipe uses normal salt, you can replace it with sendha namak if you are fasting.

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Navratri Vrat Snacks

4. Roasted Makhana

Airy, puffy makhanas (or fox nuts) are not just healthy but are permissible to eat during fasts. So if you see yourself all low and down, pick up a pack of makhanas form the market ad dry roast in in the pan. You can sprinkle a pinch of rock salt and you'll have a protein-rich, vrat-friendly snack to yourself. One can get makhana packets in the market, simple take the amount you need, heat a pan and dry roast with a pinch of rock salt!

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Navratri Vrat Snacks

5. Aloo Chips

Here is a snack which is not just vrat-friendly but also kid-friendly to say the least! A pack of chips attracts everyone alike, only in this case it would be made of just boiled potatoes and sendha namak.Find the full recipe here and replace normal salt wit rock salt to make it a vrat-friendly snack. You can store it for long in an airtight jar. 

6. Fruit Chaat

Healthy, wholesome, quick and yummy, fruit chaat is all these things and more! Pick your favourite fruit such as banana, apples or pomegranate, chop and mix, squeeze a dash of lemon, chaat masala and rock salt and treat yourself to a bowl of tantalising goodness! Click here for the recipe. You can choose the fruits acoording to your choice.

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Navratri Vrat Snacks

7. Vratwale Chawal Dhokla

Since samvat ke chawal are permissible during Navratri fasting, one can make a host of dishes with the same. This dhokla made with samvat ke chawal is a yummy snack option to try! Made with sour yogurt, rock salt and pepper, dhokla can be a satiating treat to go with your evening cup of chai. Find the full recipe here.

Navratri Vrat Snacks

Try these vrat-friendly snacks at home this Navratri and share your experience with us in the comments section below. If you don't have time to make vrat food at home, consider ordering it online.

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Happy Navratri 2025!

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