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Three nutritionists suggest tasty and healthy Indian breakfast alternatives

A spicy deep-fried, desi breakfast might not be a healthy routine to kickstart your day, as a chole bhature fan found out. Nutritionists suggest practical options

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Ragi porridge is a quick-to-make breakfast. Representation pic

Ragi porridge is a quick-to-make breakfast. Representation pic

While we all love relishing Indian food that is spicy and comes served in ‘shades’ of oil and ghee, is it a good idea to start your day with such fare? This becomes a concern when such delicacies are deep-fried, have high-spice content, and importantly, lack essential nutrients. Recently, this became a hot topic of discussion on social media, thanks to a post on X that featured a photo of chole bhature that was captioned “Tell me a better breakfast than this”, which was slammed by fitness expert Chirag Barjatya, who called it unhealthy. While the debate ensues, garnering 690.7K views till the time we went to press, three nutritionists suggest tasty Indian breakfast alternatives that are relatively healthy with minimum stress to prepare.

A screen grab  of the tweet where Chirag Barjatya shares how unhealthy it is to eat fried and spicy dishes for breakfast. Pic courtesy/X 
A screen grab  of the tweet where Chirag Barjatya shares how unhealthy it is to eat fried and spicy dishes for breakfast. Pic courtesy/X 

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