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Aesthetic Lunchboxes: Cute Indian Meals for School & Office

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    Why Aesthetic Lunchboxes Are the New Trend Do you remember when lunchboxes were nothing more than a steel box filled with mixed curry and rice? Well, not anymore! Foodies of gen Z and millennials are transforming common Indian dishes into bento worthy of pins.  Eat healthy, but it is not about the pastel lunchboxes or the rainbow mini idlis; it is about feeling good when you open the box. A gorgeous, well-balanced lunch may indeed improve your day, maintain your mood higher, and even score a couple of omg so cute! office or school cafeteria remarks. And guess what? You do not have to have expensive equipment and foreign supplies. Only a bit of imagination, a few colorful hues, and the same Indian food you are already fond of. The Secret Formula to a Perfect Aesthetic Indian Lunchbox Now we get down to recipes, but first remember the Quick Yummy Meals three-step formula to a drool-worthy tiffin: Color Balance: Combine bright foods - orange carrots, green spinach, yell...

5 Quick Indian Breakfasts in Under 10 Minutes

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🍳  5 Indian Breakfasts in under 10 Mins Mornings are madness, at least when you are trying to get everyone organized so as to get a good breakfast as well. But hey, guess what? You do not require the chic ingredients or time spent in the kitchen. These are 5 of our favorite fast Indian breakfasts that take less than 10 min to make them tasty, full, and ideal when you are short on time in the morning.  1. Poha (Flattened Rice Delight) Poha is a very simple Indian breakfast. You just require some soaked poha, mustard seeds, curry leaves, onion, and turmeric. Combine all and cook in a pan, 5-7 minutes and you are done! To add some flavor, add some peanuts or squeeze some lemon. Tip: If you want the poha to cook quickly use thin poha.  2. Bread Upma Leftover bread? Turn it into a spicy comfort food in no time. Cut pieces off the bread, fry with some onion, tomato, and some masalas and it is done. Garnish with some coriander or even add a dash of cheese to it if the kids ta...