#Ready to Eat Snacks
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keventeragro · 1 month ago
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Durga Puja Veg Party Platter | Veg Snacks | Keventer
Impress all your veg-loving friends with this awesome veg snack platter with Keventer. Read More :
https://www.keventer.com/media/blog/making-the-ultimate-durga-puja-veg-party-platter/
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sankalppackagedfood1 · 5 months ago
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Are you in the mood for a delectable South Indian breakfast but don't have the time to prepare an elaborate meal? Look no further than Sankalp Instant Dosa Mix, This 400 gm pack is your ticket to enjoying crispy, rice and lentil crepes in just minutes.
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buyreadytoeatfood · 8 months ago
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What Should you Know about Ready to Cook Foods? 
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Ready-to-cook foods have gained popularity as convenient solutions for individuals with busy lifestyles. These products are designed to minimize preparation time while still offering a homemade or freshly cooked feel. However, it’s essential to be aware of certain aspects when considering ready to cook foods:
Ingredients and Nutrition:
Read Labels: Carefully read the ingredient list and nutritional information. Look for products with recognizable, wholesome ingredients and balanced nutritional profiles.
Avoid Additives: Be cautious of products containing excessive additives, preservatives, artificial flavors, and colors. Opt for options with minimal processing.
Sodium and Preservatives:
Sodium Content: Ready-to-cook meals can sometimes be high in sodium. Monitor the sodium levels, especially if you’re watching your salt intake for health reasons.
Preservatives: Check for the use of natural preservatives or alternatives to minimize the intake of artificial additives.
Allergens and Dietary Preferences:
Allergen Information: Ensure the product doesn’t contain ingredients you may be allergic to. Look for clear allergen labeling.
Dietary Preferences: Ready-to-cook foods often cater to various dietary preferences, such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or low-carb. Choose options that align with your dietary needs.
Cooking Instructions:
Follow Guidelines: Adhere to the recommended cooking instructions provided on the packaging. Proper cooking ensures food safety and optimal taste.
Freshness and Quality:
Inspect Packaging: Check the packaging for any signs of damage or compromise. Freshness and safety can be compromised if the packaging is damaged.
Check Expiry Dates: Be aware of the expiration date to ensure the product is consumed within a safe timeframe.
Storage Conditions:
Temperature Requirements: Follow storage instructions to maintain the quality and safety of the ready-to-cook products. Some items may need refrigeration, while others can be stored at room temperature.
Variety and Balanced Diet:
Diversify Options: Explore a variety of ready-to-cook options to ensure a balanced diet. Incorporate fresh produce, lean proteins, and whole grains alongside these products.
Cost Considerations:
Compare Prices: Ready-to-cook foods can vary in price. Compare the cost of these products with the cost of preparing similar meals from scratch to ensure you’re getting value for money.
Culinary Expertise:
Skill Level: Consider your cooking skills and the complexity of the ready-to-cook meal. Some products cater to those with limited cooking experience, while others may assume a certain level of culinary knowledge.
By being mindful of these factors, consumers can make informed choices when it comes to ready-to-cook foods, enjoying the convenience without compromising on health and quality.
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kingdomfoods · 9 months ago
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Ready To Eat Dalmakhani- Kingdom Foods
Dal Makhani is a creamy lentil dish originating in the Punjab region of North India. It's a popular dish enjoyed by people all over the world and is known for its rich flavor and smooth texture.
Dal Makhani dish
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Here are some key aspects of Dal Makhani:
Main ingredients: The base of Dal Makhani is typically made with whole black gram (urad dal) and kidney beans (rajma).
Flavor profile: The dish is known for its rich and creamy taste, achieved through slow cooking, the use of butter (makhani translates to "buttery" in Hindi), and aromatic spices like cumin, coriander, and garam masala.
Serving suggestions: Dal Makhani is traditionally served with rice (plain or flavored like Jeera rice), Indian flatbreads like Naan, Tandoori Roti, or Paratha. It can also be enjoyed on its own as a hearty and satisfying meal.
Tips for enjoying Dal Makhani:
Pair it with complementary dishes: Dal Makhani is traditionally served with rice (plain or flavored like Jeera rice), Indian flatbreads like Naan, Tandoori Roti, or Paratha.
Adjust the spice level: Dal Makhani can be mild or spicy depending on the recipe and your preference. Many recipes allow for adjusting the spice level by adding more or less chili powder.
Garnish for extra flavor: Consider garnishing your Dal Makhani with fresh cilantro, chopped onions, or a dollop of cream for an extra touch of flavor and texture
If you're looking to try Dal Makhani, there are many resources available online and in cookbooks to help you make it at home. You can also find ready-made options in most Indian grocery stores or online retailers, or enjoy it at an Indian restaurant.
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haldiramsminutekhana · 2 years ago
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We’ve got you covered with our range of mouth-watering ready-to-eat food ideas that will leave your taste buds wanting more. From classic Indian curries to complete meal dishes that bring together the best of both worlds – we’ve got all the inspiration you need for a memorable feast! So grab a plate and let’s dive in!
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endreal · 3 months ago
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In spite of my nesting partner's deeply conditioned subconscious protestant work ethic insistence that hand-washing is superior in all situations I love and love using our dishwasher. I'm a big fan of any appliance that makes necessary tasks easier and more efficient and does the job just as well or arguably better if you know what you're doing. However, even tho it's not necessary if you're using your dishwasher right, I always rinse dishes before loading them and it's because sometimes depending on my spoons and general well-being it can sometimes be days before enough dishes accumulate to run the machine, and I want to reduce the likelihood of bugs and mold getting attracted to the unwashed dishes and coming into the kitchen
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respectthepetty · 5 months ago
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*bursts into the room* PETTY FIRST NOTE OF LOVE STARTS ON AUGUST 12TH THE TAIWANESE BL DROUGHT IS OVER — @babyangelsky
@babyangelsky, the new trailer came out this morning, and I am thrilled!
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As much as I do not like singing in my BLs, this is Taiwan and Charles Tu giving me a has-been artist and a too-fresh composer falling in love, so I'm already seated and ready to devour this because I know it will hit all the right notes (pun intended)!
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Plus the side couple of a Taiwanese agent and the Thai singer are going to make me so happy!
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BRING ME MY TAIWANESE BL!
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originemesis · 1 month ago
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@0p4lx @timetoprey
Has been standing around outside the Exorcist barracks since dawn holding a single orchid stem. Every time he goes to knock though, he stops to check over his shoulder at the position of the sun, then lowers his fist and stands around some more.
Finally when the sun looks about right does he give the large, ornate door a couple of rousing raps only to realize a knock too late that he'd done so with the flower in his fist. Now all that's left in his hand is a dark twig and light purple petals scattered atop his boots.
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He knew he should have brought that polar bear jerky instead-
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esamastation · 2 years ago
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They say that first step of recovery is admitting there is a problem. So.
There is a chance, a small, really, an insignificant chance, probably not even worthy of mentioning, that I. Might. Have some type of grain related allergy. Maybe.
Probably not. The indigestion, exhaustion, bloating and vicious repeating cycle of recovery after dropping certain foods and the relapse after said recovery when said foods inevitably return to diet is probably just a coincidence. Right. Right? 🥺
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madroxed · 7 months ago
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spent the weekend in london with my girls @leapyeap and @snapes, had brunch with pals, ate some excellent food, went pottery painting, and saw the dimension 20 gang twice!!! at brennan and izzy’s improv show (“cheese gun! bam!”) and d20 live which was everything.
today’s actual birthday plans were travelling home, spending time with my parents, and now planning for shenanigans this evening with @jamesandanthony and co. including char’s famous birthday dessert!
a good birthday. 10/10 would do again.
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swagging-back-to · 9 months ago
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my roommate just tried to tell me i cant use the kitchen after 9pm. like, completely seriously
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^^^ what i want to happen to her
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keventeragro · 7 months ago
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Mother's Day Celebration Ideas | Best Frozen Food | Keventer
This Mother's Day, create a special DIY gift for your mum with our ready-to-eat and ready-to-cook range of veg and non-veg frozen snacks. Make her happy by saving her time!
https://www.keventer.com/media/blog/let-your-mum-feast-on-some-me-time/
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sankalppackagedfood1 · 5 months ago
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Craving a delicious and wholesome South Indian breakfast but short on time? Look no further than Sankalp Instant dosa mix.
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empressofmankind · 1 year ago
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I can only imagine the amount of times Buggy answers the line "gdamn lend me a hand, will you??" literally.
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like-wuatafauq · 2 months ago
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I'm definitely not use to making plans because I offered to go out to eat with my neighbors girlfriend while he's busy just to cheer her up and she said she was good to go out and eat tonight 😭 girl it's about to be 7 I'm hungryyy
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kaiasky · 1 year ago
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oh yeah i play gacha games. had awful luck with my rolls today i got 7 grape!! i mean 7 grape can you believe that. awful
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