Dear all
Those who are vegetarians, if you ever go to a Chinese or oriental restaurant, please avoid chilli sauce as they contains the skin of 'shrimps'.
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Dear all
Those who are vegetarians, if you ever go to a Chinese or oriental restaurant, please avoid chilli sauce as they contains the skin of 'shrimps'.
Healthy wheat string hoppers by Mrs.Revathi Shanmugam.
http://revathishanmugam.sulekha.com/...ing-hopper.htm
thy for info bro .i am a pure veg..... nd i heared that in HORLICKS they r adding a cow bones.....i mean for calcium(is it true pls confirm).Quote:
Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN
Cepark,Quote:
Originally Posted by cepark
well come to the thread :lol2:
I will find out and let you know :lol2:
cepark
As Far as I knoe 'Horlicks' is made out of whey , which is 'mostly' vegi ,
BUT, it may contains vitamins and minerals which are 'not' vegie, pls check on the label before you buy it.
As Horlicks in India is different to the ones they sell here in UK
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OMG!!! I don't think so!!Quote:
Originally Posted by cepark
ah! Just remembered this !
The whey protein used in the Horlicks products is suitable for vegetarians because it is produced using either a microbiological rennet or a plant-based alternative, rather than rennet produced from animal sources.
So Never Fear while Shiv ji is here :yessir:
Tangy Chickpeas-paneer salad:
Cooked channa - 1/2 cup(soak overnight n pressure cooked with salt till soft)
paneer- 1/4 cup (cut into channa sized squares)
1/2 m. onion- cut into squares
1 s. tomato- chopped
coriander leaves chopped.
To the above add chaat masala, lemon juice, salt, chaat masala, roasted jeera-1/2 tsp and mix well. Can add chopped green chillies if u like it spicy...Yummmm!!!
diet control is not a single human or national problem, it is international problem
one day you found lost your weight,
you do't know fearing factor is
people who lose weight gain it back.
This can be accomplished on the diet side of things by:
-Eating smaller meals more frequently
-when you are going to dining table Counting portions instead of worrying about exact calories
-Focusing on natural fibers like fruits and vegetables
-Drinking plenty of water throughout the day.