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India's food regulator, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), has clarified that only products derived from Camellia sinensis can legally be called "tea."

A viral Instagram video showcases a coffee seller's ingenious 'mobile cafe' setup, turning heads with his creative brewing skills.

Soha Ali Khan added a handful of cabbage, sliced tomatoes and diced cucumbers into a blender to make the green juice

As the food vlogger explored the unique dishes at McDonald's India, it revealed how global cuisine gets a makeover in different countries.

A tea spot named "ChaiGPT" hilariously declared they serve "Genuinely Pure Tea" with "AI" that has a special full form. Find out more below.

What chemical transformations are involved in making a Christmas pudding? Here's the science.

A viral video shows a chicken leg piece tucked inside a crisp samosa shell, and the internet can't stop talking about it.

From the most ordered snacks on Swiggy to the highest food bills on Dineout and even the largest train orders, Swiggy's 2025 report reveals some of the most fascinating food trends and ...

Kadha, made by boiling spices, is usually consumed to boost immunity or relieve cold and flu symptoms

A reel showing the making of a winter-special carrot dessert in Punjab raised many eyebrows online. In the now-viral post, the vendor can be seen adding a lot of rich ingredients.

In a recent viral video, a food delivery agent alleged that a customer behaved impolitely and didn't offer him water after a long walk. The post has sparked a lot of debates ...

Swiggy Instamart: The idea of the experiential store revolves around giving customers a chance to touch and feel products before buying.

So far, the video of petha making has clocked almost 65 million views.

Swiggy Instamart 2025 Order: From early-morning tea essentials to late-night comfort food, online grocery platforms are increasingly shaping what Indians eat, when they eat and how quickly it arrives.

Many viewers questioned the use of sugar instead of jaggery and raised concerns about food colouring and gelatine in the chikki recipe.

In a video currently going viral on Instagram, an American food vlogger is seen trying Indian snacks for the first time and sharing her honest reactions to these flavourful treats.

The clip gained huge traction on Instagram, prompting many responses from users.

A content creator has shared a clever hack on Instagram that promises to keep your plate organised while trying different food items from a buffet at an Indian event.

After writing the letters, the envelopes are sealed with colourful melted wax from candles before being hung on the walls.