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6 Traditional Indian Drinks That Go Beyond Lassi And Nimbu PaniIf you are on the lookout for delicious drinks to quench your thirst, here is a quick list of what our country can help you with.
- Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Traditional Maharashtrian Drink Piyush (Recipe Inside)
Piyush Recipe: Piyush is a traditional Maharashtrian beverage that comes with the refreshing goodness of buttermilk and yogurt. Here is how you can make it at home.
- Have You Tried This Yummy Watermelon Kanji Yet? Here's The Recipe
Kanji is a traditional Indian beverage that can tantalise your taste buds from the first sip! Here is how you can make one out of leftover watermelon peels.
- Stay Hydrated This Summer With These 5 Delicious Chaas Recipes
As summer approaches, the scorching heat can be quite troublesome.
- 6 Traditional Indian Drinks That Are Also A Good Source Of Protein
From spices to simple swaps, these easy upgrades make traditional Indian drinks more delicious without losing their goodness.
- Did You Know? You Should Avoid Consuming These 5 Foods With Chai
Chai is a beverage we all love, but did you know there are foods that we should avoid consuming along with it? Here's what you need to know.
- From Aam Panna To Solkadhi: 10 Indian Summer Drinks That Keep You Cool Across The Country
From kokum sherbet in Maharashtra to nannari in Tamil Nadu, India's diverse regional drinks combine local ingredients and traditional wisdom to effectively combat summer heat.
- Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Chandan Ka Sharbat - A Cooling Drink With Many Health Benefits
Chandan Sharbat Recipe: Sandalwood or Chandan is prized as an excellent beauty ingredient that is natural, reliable and effective.
- Celebrate Holi 2026 With This Homemade Thandai Masala Mix Better Than A Store-Bought One
Making thandai masala mix from scratch is one of those cooking projects that feels special but isn't actually difficult.
- GST: Aerated Drink Makers Fume at Being Put in Demerit List
Indian Beverage Association has expressed disappointment at the re-categorisation of aerated drinks under 'demerit' category in the GST rate slabs, saying at Rs 10 for 200 ml, such drinks are neither luxury goods nor do ...
