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19/08/2026

Weekending with this lovely darling of mine Eva Agarwal in our style ... and included our ladies gang too in it ...
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13/08/2026

🥣 HIGH-PROTEIN RICH IN FIBER CHANA–SOYA LAUKI TIKKI 💪🌱

Crispy, filling and packed with plant protein — made with simple ingredients you probably already have at home! ❤️

🛒 INGREDIENTS

• 100 g soya chunks — measured dry, then soaked
• 60 g chana dal — measured dry, then soaked
• 150 g lauki
• 1 medium onion, finely chopped
• 4 garlic cloves
• 2 green chillies
• 1 dry red chilli
• 10 peppercorns
• Fresh coriander
• Salt to taste
• ~1 tsp oil for cooking

👩‍🍳 METHOD

1. Soak the soya chunks and chana dal separately.
2. Cook the soaked chana dal and lauki together until soft.
3. Drain and squeeze the soya chunks really well.
4. Add cooked dal + lauki + soya chunks + garlic + green chillies + red chilli + peppercorns to a mixer.
5. Grind into a coarse mixture — don't make it completely smooth.
6. Transfer to a bowl and add chopped onion, coriander and salt.
7. Mix well and shape into 8 tikkis.
8. Heat a non-stick pan and cook the tikkis with minimal oil until golden and crisp on both sides. 🔥

💪 MACROS

Entire recipe:
🔥 ~690 kcal
💪 ~67 g protein
🌾 ~87 g carbs
🥑 ~10 g fat
🌿 ~25 g fibre

1 tikki (8 tikkis):
🔥 ~86 kcal
💪 ~8.4 g protein
🌾 ~10.9 g carbs
🥑 ~1.2 g fat
🌿 ~3.2 g fibre

2 tikkis: ~173 kcal | 16.8 g protein 💪

Perfect as a breakfast, evening snack or light meal with green chutney.

✨ Healthy food doesn't have to be boring — sometimes you just need to get creative with what's already in your kitchen!

Save this recipe & share it with someone who loves healthy Indian food! ❤️

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12/08/2026

☕ Black Coffee: Poison or Powerful? 👀

Black coffee often gets a bad reputation—but when consumed in moderation, it can actually have some benefits.

✨ Potential benefits of black coffee: • ⚡ Boosts alertness & focus — caffeine stimulates the brain and can improve attention.
• 🏃‍♀️ May enhance exercise performance — caffeine can reduce perceived effort and improve endurance.
• 🔥 May slightly increase calorie burning — caffeine can temporarily increase metabolic rate and fat oxidation.
• 🛡️ Rich in antioxidants — coffee contains several compounds that help protect cells from oxidative stress.
• 🧠 May support brain health — regular coffee consumption has been associated with a lower risk of some neurological conditions.
• ❤️ Potential long-term health benefits — observational research links moderate coffee intake with lower risks of several chronic diseases.

BUT… more isn't better! 🚨
Too much caffeine can cause jitters, anxiety, acidity, headaches and disturbed sleep. And adding lots of sugar/cream can turn a low-calorie drink into a calorie-heavy one.

☕ The takeaway: Black coffee isn't “poison” for most healthy adults. It's about dose, timing and individual tolerance.

Save this post & share it with your coffee-loving friend! ❤️

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05/08/2026

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