High protein breakfasts are a great way to start the mornings. This high protein and fiber breakfast is enriched with the goodness of so many nutrients and is an energetic breakfast for an energetic day. https://youtu.be/fySlJbZJLJI HEALTH BENEFITS Aids in weight management.Manages blood sugar levels.Manages cholesterol levels.Strengthens bones and muscles.Eases digestion and relieves constipation. INGREDIENTS
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Moong Dal Mini Bun; Fitmeal@15 Episode 38
Want a new twist to your daily breakfast?Here are the very interesting, appetizing, healthy, nutritious, and tasty “MOONG DAL MINI BUN” enriched with the goodness of high protein, fiber, and loads of essential vitamins and minerals altogether.It is yet another very innovative way of feeding the kids with ample nutrition without them even realizing. And
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Sprouts Eggless Omelet, High Protein Veg Breakfast; Fitmeal@15 Episode 27
Presenting you another easy to make high protein veg breakfast meal inspiration to sort your mornings for amazing taste and loads of nutrition altogether.This breakfast meal is made up in less than 15 minutes and is enriched with the goodness of Moong dal Sprouts and Seasonal veggies which adds both high protein and fiber to
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Phool Makhana Dates Ladoo
Makhana ladoo is a fast and nutritious ladoo dish prepared with Phool makhana, almonds, and jaggery. Phool makhana is high in protein, carbs, and other nutrients, making it ideal for developing children.This dish is dairy-free, gluten-free, and sugar-free. Instead of sugar, I choose to use jaggery powder. Ultimately this is a delicious, tempting, and nutritious
Instant Oats Moong Dal Cheela
Moong dal is a high-protein, low-carbohydrate plant that has several health advantages. It becomes not only tastier but also healthier when mixed with your favorite vegetables. “Uttapam” is a popular breakfast dish in Indian households, particularly in South India. Traditionally, Uttapam was cooked with a somewhat sour batter, and vegetables were added to balance off