#english name for jamun fruit

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Sweet Treats from the Subcontinent: Exploring Indian Desserts

Indian food is renowned for its rich and diverse array of flavours, and nowhere is this more evident than in its desserts. From decadent milk-based sweets to syrup-soaked pastries, Indian desserts offer a tantalising journey for the taste buds. Let's delve into the world of Indian desserts and discover the sweet delights that await.

Gulab Jamun

Gulab Jamun is a classic Indian dessert consisting of soft, deep-fried dough balls made from khoya (reduced milk) and flour, soaked in a fragrant sugar syrup flavoured with rose water, cardamom, and saffron. Originating from the Indian subcontinent, Gulab Jamun is a beloved treat enjoyed at weddings, festivals, and special occasions. The name "Gulab Jamun" translates to "rose berry," reflecting its floral aroma and sweet taste. These delectable balls of goodness are often served warm, offering a delightful combination of melt-in-your-mouth texture and indulgent sweetness, making them a favourite among sweet lovers everywhere.

Royal English Trifle

Royal English Trifle is a classic dessert that has been enjoyed for centuries in British cuisine. It consists of layers of sponge cake soaked in sherry or fruit juice, custard, jelly, fruit, and whipped cream assembled in a glass bowl for a stunning presentation. The trifle is a delightful combination of textures and flavours, with the creamy custard balancing the sweetness of the fruit and the lightness of the sponge cake. It is often garnished with almonds, cherries, or chocolate shavings for an extra touch of elegance. This timeless dessert is a favourite at gatherings and special occasions.

Indian desserts are a testament to the country's rich culinary heritage and the ingenuity of its people when it comes to creating sweet treats. From the melt-in-your-mouth goodness of Gulab Jamun to the refreshing indulgence of Royal English Trifle, each dessert offers a unique sensory experience that delights the palate and leaves a lasting impression. So, the next time you're craving something sweet, why not indulge in the flavours of India and savour the deliciousness of its desserts?

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Guide to choose Ayurvedic Medicine of Diabetes

Diabetes is referred to in Ayurveda as "Madhumeha" or "Prameha," and it is viewed as a persistent metabolic disease that throws off the equilibrium between the "Kapha" and "Pitta" doshas. According to Ayurveda, diabetes is a metabolic disorder marked by excessively high blood glucose levels brought on by insufficient sugar metabolism.

Guide to choose Ayurvedic Medicine of DiabetesIn Ayurveda, there are numerous varieties, including Vataja, Pittaja, and Kaphaja Madhumeha. Each variety is distinguished by a unique set of symptoms and the function of a distinct dosha. Ayurvedic treatment aims to balance the doshas and regulate blood sugar levels through dietary modifications (including the use of herbs like Jamun and Gudmar), Panchakarma therapies for detoxification, stress reduction, and lifestyle improvements (including the use of herbs). While Ayurveda provides thorough approaches to managing diabetes, it is best used in conjunction with mainstream medical care. Patients should continue to monitor and manage their condition under the close supervision of their physicians.

With a focus on balancing the body's energy, Ayurvedic approaches to diabetes care include dietary adjustments, lifestyle alterations, and the use of herbal medicines. One of the greatest Ayurvedic Medicine of Diabetes is the Diabetes Care Pack from Bhagwati Ayurved; it will assist you in controlling your blood sugar levels. The most effective ayurvedic medication for diabetes is this one.

Benefits

Adequate control is maintained over dangerous cholesterol levels, and blood sugar levels remain steady.

Enhances liver function, facilitates weight control, helps maintain blood pressure within a healthy range, and facilitates digestion.

Enhances Insulin Efficiency

What Is the Ayurvedic Diabetes Treatment Process?

Diabetes and ayurvedic treatment go hand in hand. Ayurveda is an alternative medicine system that prioritizes the general health and well-being of the patient over the treatment of individual ailments. The aim of this project is to deal with the problem at its source.

Diabetes is known as madhumeha in Ayurvedic medicine, which translates to "sweet urine" in English. Vata Prameha is the term used to describe diabetes mellitus. It manifests as an imbalance in the Vata Dosha, one of the three functioning energies in the body. Kapha Prameha is another name for the medical condition known as diabetes insipidus. The imbalance in the Kapha Dosha is the reason behind this.

Treatment of diabetes based on Ayurvedic principles

Ayurveda is a promising tool in the battle against diabetes and other health conditions because of its integrative nature. Ayurveda suggests employing multiple strategies. Ayurvedic-based treatments are a component of the management strategy.

The detoxification process can be accelerated using a variety of therapies, which helps the body feel more renewed. These are helpful in cases of severe diabetes.

Changing one's diet can aid in the control of diabetes.

Changing key aspects of one's lifestyle can help control diabetes more effectively.

Your primary objective should be to maintain a healthy lifestyle above everything else. Establishing a regular workout schedule can assist with this. Joining a gym, avoiding particular meals, and include bitter fruits in your diet are all potential remedies. Astringent fruits and vegetables, such as bitter gourd and gourd, can help regulate blood sugar levels.

From an Ayurvedic perspective, managing diabetes

If you've been looking for a place to receive an effective Ayurvedic therapy for diabetes, have your treatment by Bhagwati Ayurved and their Medicine of Diabetes in Ayurved. Bhagwati Ayurved skilled Ayurvedic practitioners has made it feasible for them to consistently give patients the finest care possible by customizing their therapies to meet each individual's demands and situations. There are many more Ayurvedic shop in India, but Bhagwati Ayurved is one of the most well-known and prestigious. For many years, it has assisted individuals in achieving and sustaining holistic wellness. The customized therapies prescribed by the medical professionals significantly increase the chance that blood glucose levels will stay normal when paired with consistent exercise and yoga, a low-carb diet customized for each patient, and little stress in daily life.

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Fruits Name in English | Apple, Banana, Jamun | List of Fruits

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HEALTH BENEFITS OF JAVA PLUM,JAMUN OR INDIAN BLACKBERRY

HEALTH BENEFITS OF JAVA PLUM,JAMUN OR INDIAN BLACKBERRY

Jamun, the highly nutritious, refreshing and succulent fruit flooding the summer markets has innumerable health benefits. Commonly known as Java plum or Indian blackberry in English, Jamun or Jambul in Hindi, Jambufalam or Mahaphala in Sanskrit, Naavar Pazham in Tamil and Neredu in Telugu, it goes by the botanical name Syzygium cumini. Jamun, the tall tree with a heavy trunk is native to the…

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Jamun khane ke Fayde (Benefits Of Blackberry) in Urdu - Urdu

Jamun khane ke Fayde (Benefits Of Blackberry) in Urdu – Urdu

Jamun khane ke Fayde (Benefits Of Blackberry) in Urdu – Urdu

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[tannie-bell]

100 Questions!

thanks to the lovely @chioo92 for sending this my way~! 💕💕💕

edit: putting this under read more bc it’s looooong 😂😂

1. What is you middle name?

Elizabeth

2. How old are you?

18

3. What is your birthday?

october 16

4. What is your zodiac sign?

libra

5. What is your favorite color?

in general black, but i do really like teal and deep greens

6. What’s your lucky number?

i don't really have one, but i like 13 and 16 and 3116

7. Do you have any pets?

yep! two dogs~

8. Where are you from?

a little italian town in the lower half of illinois

9. How tall are you?

technically 5' 1&¾". please feel free to round up to 5'2"

10. What shoe size are you?

depends on the brand, mostly between 8 and 9 u.s. sizes—they have to be wide though, or i have to get bigger sizes and just deal with the looseness 😅

11. How many pairs of shoes do you own?

i think 8?? but i only actually wear like 4

12. What was your last dream about?

in the last dream i *actually* remember, i was a character from my wip and she was with her husband in like this cozy, dim-lit room filled with furs and ancient pieces and neat stuff and she was moderately pregnant so i just remember feeling so warm and loved inside. looking back it's kind of weird bc i've never been pregnant or in love romantically, but it's still heartwarming

13. What talents do you have?

um, I bake well i think 😂 so far i haven't had any bad feedback...😅

14. Are you psychic in any way?

nope.

15. Favorite song?

gaaaaaaah why is this always so hard mikrokosmos ~ bts or lucid dream ~ monogram

16. Favorite movie?

singin' in the rain, howl's moving castle, moana, all mcu movies i've seen so far

17. Who would be your ideal partner?

someone who shares my beliefs/morals and who supports my passions/interests (and i would do the same for him). has a few quirks he needs a few to survive me lol and is musical, respectful, and romantic. also has a sense of humor i appreciate and vice versa. there are other qualities, but that's the gist 😂

18. Do you want children?

yes! not necessarily biological though, i am very open to adoption

19. Do you want a church wedding?

most likely yes

20. Are you religious?

it depends on your definition of religious. in the sense of believing in a particular faith/religion, then yes

21. Have you ever been to the hospital?

yes 😫

22. Have you ever got in trouble with the law?

nope!

23. Have you ever met any celebrities?

if you count the drummer from a now-disbanded band, then yes 

24. Baths or showers?

showers most times

25. What color socks are you wearing?

plain white—they're extra thick ones though! 😁

26. Have you ever been famous?

in what sense? 😂 locally or within a specific community of people, then i think so??

27. Would you like to be a big celebrity?

nope. i used to dream about what it would be like, but i seriously value my privacy and i would feel like i had none if i was famous

28. What type of music do you like?

pretty much anything and everything—except country 😅😂

29. Have you ever been skinny dipping?

nope...

30. How many pillows do you sleep with?

three

31. What position do you usually sleep in?

this weird twisted position on my side. it usually ends with my shoulders hurting 😅😅

32. How big is your house?

it's decently large, but we just updated our tiny two bedroom, one bathroom house (for five people for 15+ years 😳) to a five bed, two bath with an open living area/dining room/kitchen. we made it big enough to accommodate both sides of my family around the holidays (bc we have a decently large family that's only growing 😂)

33. What do you typically have for breakfast?

cereal or a fruit smoothie with either coffee or black tea (preferably earl grey) assuming i even eat breakfast

34. Have you ever fired a gun?

not yet, but i would eventually like to! thinking about a concealed carry permit as well depending on circumstances

35. Have you ever tried archery?

yess, and i love it!! it always makes me feel like some woodland elf heroine or something 😂

36. Favorite clean word?

like just regular words? pretty much any soft-sounding, flowy word with l’s, like melody or lucent

37. Favorite swear word?

i don't swear so none

38. What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without sleep?

like 36-ish hours

39. Do you have any scars?

yep

40. Have you ever had a secret admirer?

...not that I'm aware of??

41. Are you a good liar?

.....i do my best to be honest, but.....i can be....😅 just don't tell my mom

42. Are you a good judge of character?

i think so? i'm not going to be right 100% obviously, but most of the time i think i am

43. Can you do any other accents other than your own?

yeah, but they're not very good 😂

44. Do you have a strong accent?

depends on where you're from tbh

45. What is your favorite accent?

i reeeaaally like australian accents...

46. What is your personality type?

INFP-T

47. What is your most expensive piece of clothing?

a top and skirt set someone i know bought for a wedding and never wore again. i think she paid $100+ for it?? so i got it for nothing which was amazing

48. Can you curl your tongue?

yep!

49. Are you an innie or an outie?

innie~

50. Left or right handed?

right~

51. Are you scared of spiders?

most of the time no

52. Favorite food?

i'm just gonna go with italian beef with mozzarella bc it always sounds good

53. Favorite foreign food?

ramen, bingsu, turkish delight, gulab jamun, and this one chicken rice dish that i have no idea what it's called but it's a.maz.ing.

54. Are you a clean or messy person?

in general? clean. my room? the best way to describe it is definitely-not-so-organized chaos

55. Most used phrase?

oh my goodness or oh my word

56. Most used word?

like or eyyy

57. How long does it take for you to get ready?

......depends. literally anywhere from 5 to 45+ mins...

58. Do you have much of an ego?

i don't think so

59. Do you suck or bite lollipops?

both

60. Do you talk to yourself?

if i didn't i'd go insane

61. Do you sing to yourself?

^ see above

62. Are you a good singer?

i'm decent if my vocal chords are warmed up enough 😂

63. Biggest Fear?

failing/disappointing others. that and falling from heights

64. Are you a gossip?

no. i do my best not to be, anyway

65. Best dramatic movie you’ve seen?

i literally don't know what's considered dramatic anymore

66. Do you like long or short hair?

for my hair? long

67. Can you name all 50 states of America?

give me a piece of paper and a pen and yeah 😂

68. Favorite school subject?

english and music

69. Extrovert or Introvert?

introvert~

70. Have you ever been scuba diving?

nope

71. What makes you nervous?

being put on the spot

72. Are you scared of the dark?

not really, but it also depends on where i'm at and who's around

73. Do you correct people when they make mistakes?

if it's one of my really close friends I'll jokingly correct their grammar, but that's it

74. Are you ticklish?

.......sometimes.

75. Have you ever started a rumor?

no

76. Have you ever been in a position of authority?

a couple times, yeah

77. Have you ever drank underage?

no

78. Have you ever done drugs?

no

79. Who was your first real crush?

this one kid when i was like four or five. his name is tyler. he actually just got married! random i know

80. How many piercings do you have?

none

81. Can you roll your Rs?”

no 😥

82. How fast can you type?

not terribly

83. How fast can you run?

slower than my 70 lb. dog

84. What color is your hair?

dark brown with some blonde and red hints

85. What color is your eyes?

dark chocolate so brown

86. What are you allergic to?

pollen 😥 i think i also have oral allergy syndrome (but that's purely self-diagnosed 😂), so there's that too

87. Do you keep a journal?

i have the past couple weeks for a class, but otherwise no

88. What do your parents do?

my mom is a nurse and my dad is a letter carrier

89. Do you like your age?

ehh, ish

90. What makes you angry?

things taken out of context of conversations, situations, etc. and twisted to portray something else entirely

91. Do you like your own name?

yes~

92. Have you already thought of baby names, and if so what are they?

yes! these are just some of my favorites

for girls: lacie everest, elizabeth marie, roselyn chae (or chaela rose)

for boys: vincent alexandre, killian gray, quinton james

93. Do you want a boy a girl for a child?

both~!

94. What are you strengths?

um....i'm very musical 😂

95. What are your weaknesses?

i procrastinate too much and i don't really know how to work on a project with a group

96. How did you get your name?

my mom knew someone with the name (but they shortened it). she later found out that my dad's great- or great-great-grandmother had the same name

97. Were your ancestors royalty?

like seeeeeeeeveral hundred years back, but yes

98. Do you have any scars?

some

99. Color of your bedspread?

off-white/cream and a purple-y maroon

100. Color of your room?

off-white/cream

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

not tagging anyone bc this is like super long 😂😂 if you see this and want to fill it out, go ahead! you brave soul  😂

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Jayanti Janata Express: One of India’s Oldest and Prestigious Trains

Jayanti Janata Express is one of the oldest and most prestigious trains in India which connects the city of Mumbai with Kanyakumari which is the southern most tip of India. This train has a special place in my heart. Most of my childhood memories of train travel revolves around this train. Back then during the 90′s when my father was running his business in Mumbai, we used to visit Trivandrum in Kerala which was the hometown of my parents. The only train according to my knowledge that travels to Trivandrum was Jayanti Janata Express. The train later came to be known as ‘Cape Mumbai Express’. Now it is known as Kanyakumari Mumbai Express. Yet even after the train name being changed, it is still commonly known as Jayanti Janata Express. 

My family comprising of my sister, father and mother used to travel in second class sleeper which offers decent berth and seat facilities for the passengers. Booking a ticket in second-class sleeper was the only cost-effective option for middle class families in India. Traveling in Air-Conditioned was considered too much of a luxury in those days. Even though Kanyakumari remains the last stop for train coming from Mumbai and the initial stop for the train going to Mumbai, most of the passengers board as well as alight in Trivandrum. There is a sizeable malayali community working in Mumbai and for them this train is the only mode of transport connecting Mumbai with Kerala. 

I remember waiting for the train to arrive in Platform.No.1. when i was in my fourth standard and my parents decided to go to Mumbai to see relatives during our summer vacation. I had a deep passion towards trains and train ticket collection was a hobby for me. Whenever my day travels to Mumbai or Chennai and return back, he give the tickets for me. It still surprises me that the same interest and passion i had towards train now reflects in my son also who is too passionate about trains. 

Standing in the platform waiting for the train, i remember seeing a diesel coach probably of WDM-2 class hauling brown coaches of Jayanti Janata Express. I was very happy that we got two window seats. The next excitement was waiting for the train to depart from the station. After a long sound horn, train started to move and i eagerly peep through the window to view the scenery. Kerala being one of the most beautiful states in India, you can see backwaters, lush green paddy fields, coconut trees, lakes etc while traveling through the train which covers most of the southern part of Kerala starting from Trivandrum to Palakkad which is almost close to the northern tip of Kerala. 

You get to see glimpses of almost five Indian states while traveling through this train. It goes via Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and then to Maharashtra. The whole of South Indian states are covered by this train during its travel. Its a 2 day journey and i remember we boarded on a thursday morning 8:20 am train to reach Mumbai on Saturday morning 5:30 am. Not just scenery, i also enjoyed the tea and coffee sellers who frequently boards the train station after station moving through all the coaches. There were some stops which were known for selling hot lunches including Biriyani. Some stops such as Palakkad is popular for its sweet confectionaries which my parents buy. I remember few stops in Maharashtra well known for peanut candies, mango candies and Jamun fruit also known in English as Java Plum. 

In my childhood, i have always felt Jayanti Janata Express to be one of the fastest trains as the train used to gather speeds at times. It always runs on an average speed. Years have passed and various classifications of trains are now already in place. Back then there were only Express Trains, Mail Trains and Rajdhani Express trains. Now we have different types such as Duronto express, Garib Rath express, Superfast Express trains, Humsafar Express trains etc. Jayanti Janata Express comes under Express train category which means it has many stops and is not as fast as superfast express trains. 

People going to Mumbai now have more trains to prefer such as Netravati Express and Garib Rath express etc which runs fast and reaches the destination quickly compared to Jayanti Janata Express. Irrespective of many trains available, this prestigious train still travels on the same route as it did three decades ago making it one of the oldest trains in India. For me, traveling in this train was not just an entertainment, but also getting to know the various cities, towns, people and the different culture of India during the two day journey as you meet people from various cities and states during the train travel. For me, this train was a hero figure. I hope to travel one more time with my son and family in this train one day. 

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Had an incredible luxury Staycation experience at WelcomHotel, Dwarka by ITC hotels in New Delhi. I stayed in their Studio Suite. The suite was huge and with a wider outside view. The suite I stayed was at 8th Floor and had a pool view. Suite is equipped with a spacious living area, workstation, bedroom and there is ample room to relax.

They welcomed me in the suite with Mulled Wine, Roses and Dessert Platter which was created in a personalized way. The experience was best of luxury and service standards are highly commendable. The bed was super comfortable and washroom was very big with rain shower. Products in the washroom were of premium quality.

  The hotel has the highest level of hospitality. Had an extravagant Christmas brunch at Pavilion 75 which serves the best of Indian and Oriental cuisines. They had everything on the counter from Roasted Duck to Spinach & Pomegranate shots to Red Snapper. Also highly recommend the desi Makke ki Roti & Sarso ka Saag.

After stuffing myself so much, it was time to relax in my luxurious suite. Watched some series on their Flat-screen TV and munched on seasonal fruits which they serve daily in the suite. Thereafter, headed to WelcomWelness for an amazing Spa session called WelcomSignature Spa and concluded with a steamy shower. The Spa experience was amazing and it is a must to de-stress yourself.

For evening snack, I ordered their Lamb Burger and Chicken Tikka Pizza. Both were super delicious. Pizza was loaded well with chicken chunks and cheese.

Dinner was at Kebabs & Kurries, it is ITC Hotel’s award winning signature fine cuisine North Frontier Indian Specialty Restaurant. The restaurant is lit with 1100 candles and has live ghazal which makes the dinner experience very memorable. Service was top notch by Aman and Chef Jitender prepared some special dishes one of them being Paneer stuffed with veggies. This dish was lip-smacking and I highly recommend it. Also had other signature dishes like the popular Dal Bukhara. Non-vegetarian platter and Gosht Biryani was also scrumptious. I tried the dessert sampler which had Kulfi, Shahi Tukda and Gulab Jamun. Shahi Tukda being the best ever I have tasted till date.

They also have another restaurant called the Shanghai Club. As the name suggests, it specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves delightful dimsums and spring rolls.

Next morning, visited their huge gyming area which comprises of many equipments. After a sweaty session, ordered a variety of different dishes for breakfast in the suite, from lavish English Breakfast to Masala Dosa to Chocolate stuffed Croissants, they had everything on the menu. Highly recommend their Chicken and Cheese Sandwich which was grilled to perfection.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at WelcomHotel, Dwarka and their hospitality is praiseworthy. A must hotel in case you plan for a luxury stay.

For more updates join me on Instagram @love_yourself_love_life

Staycation at WelcomHotel, ITC Had an incredible luxury Staycation experience at WelcomHotel, Dwarka by ITC hotels in New Delhi. I stayed in their Studio Suite.

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thanks for the tag:)

Name: archii

Zodiac: libra / scorpio cusp 

Height: 5′3

Langauge: english, kannada and technically spanish

Fruit: uhh raspberries? im cool with most of themm

Scent: coffee and rain

Colour: black because ive got that goth aesthetic to keep yknow

Animals: snakes and dogs and cows and cats and turtles and seals and-

Coffee/Tea/Hot Chocolate: coffee but ive been getting so so into milo

Sweets: all of them including the select few desi sweets like jalebi and gulab jamun

Dream trips: listen i wanna travel the entire world so bad i cant decide-

Fav fictional characters: andrew minyard owns this ass

Blog created: last year march

Last movie: im really dont remember

Song on Repeat: a bunch of stuff by paramore

Favourite Holiday: weekends

tagging @accio-the-avengers @wolfstarforeverandever​ and anyone else who wants to:)

Thank you @scorp-yo for the tag!! <33

Name: Jacqueline, Jack

Zodiac Sign: libra

Height: 5'7

Languages Spoken: English

Favorite Fruit: apples! strawberries are close behind tho

Favorite Scent: mahogany coconut, apple blossom, and my dad's cologne

Favorite Color: pink, purple, and yellow

Favorite Animals: cats, golden retrievers, dwarf hamsters, and sugar gliders (yes, i'm biased)

Coffee/Tea/Hot Chocolate: hot chocolatey milk and hot chocolatey milk only

Favorite Sweets: I love fruity things. sour gummies might be my fav though

Dream Trips: I'd love to go to carmel-by-the-sea with my family again like when I was little tbh

Favorite Fictional Characters: oh no i cannot choose. Kaladin, Adolin, Dalinar from Stormlight and Eugene, Nick, Seiji, Jesse from Fence are probably the ones to cite? but also Deryn Sharp (genderfluid king) and Septimus Heap and O Beetle Beetle and Artemis Fowl and Holly Short and oh man I'm gonna stop there but honestly there's so many more

When Was This Blog Created: 2012

Last Movie I Saw: bitch. you think i have the attention span for movies? nah. i have no clue what the last one i saw was

Song on Repeat: Nightmare by Halsey (brain decided to associate it with Jesse lmfao)

Favorite Holiday: probably Halloween--I like dressing up

tagging @im-your-rival @internetbanality and @derping-my-way

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via Today Bharat nbsp; Proposed new regulations from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India may target sugary treats and salt-laden snacks sold in and around schools. Students on campus may have to say goodbye to their favourite junk foods, including sugary treats and salt-laden snacks, according to a draft gazette notification by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Monday. The authority released a ten-point charter for food sold in and around schools, including suppliers, advertisements and distribution. The sale of pre-packaged and unhealthy foods mdash; referred to as ldquo;foods high in fat, salt and sugar as per the Food Safety and Standards (Labeling and display) Regulations, 2019rdquo; mdash; will be banned across all schools, including canteens, mess premises, hostel kitchens and 50 metres around the campus, according to the new regulations. The notification said that the school authorities who sell meals on campus will have to register as a Food Business Operator and ensure that the food is safe and meet nutritional requirements. The taboo foods could include deep-fried snacks such as french fries, chips, samosas, chola bhatura, gulab jamun, to name a few. It also includes sweetened carbonated or noncarbonated beverages, ready-to-eat food, noodles, pizzas, burgers, confectionery items, sugar and sugar-based products, among others. Apart from this, these operators cannot ldquo;market, sell, or give away low-nutrition foods anywhere on school campus, including through logos, brand names, posters, textbook covers etc.rdquo; The notification went on to say that Food Business Operators will have to serve reasonable portion sizes to not encourage overeating. They will also have to reformulate products to improve their nutritional quality by adding more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and reducing portion sizes, calories, sodium, refined sugars, and saturated and trans fats. Food operators can also only offer incentives such as toys, coupons and reduced prices to those ldquo;that meet the nutrition criteriardquo;. According to the FSSAI, a sub-committee by the State Level Advisory Committee will also monitor the implementation of these regulations and ensure the availability of safe, wholesome food at schools. Comments have been invited from stakeholders by December 5, following which the draft would be finalised for implementation. nbsp;

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Blueberry Benefits | Blueberry In Urdu

Blueberry Benefits | Blueberry In Urdu

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Your Guide To Classic Italian Desserts

Pasta. Pizza. Pesto sauce. What do these delicacies remind you of? I'm sure most of you will associate them with Italian food. And you are certainly not mistaken. Although we might regard these delicacies as true-blue Italian food, but wait, there's more. In addition to these savoury delicacies, there are the sweet ones as well. Given the culinary diversity available in today's hospitality scene, it is not uncommon to spot a variety of desserts on the menus of Italian restaurants in Chennai and other South Indian cities for that matter, ready to pamper the sweet-tooths of the food-loving citizens.

The desserts course is certainly a course that is much looked forward to. Whether you are eight or eighty, nothing beats a good dessert served right at the end of a meal. A good dessert is like ending a meal with a flourish, on a high note. (I'm sure who love all things sweet will definitely agree!) Whether it is a piece of chocolate or an ice-cream, hot, cold or something in-between, Indians certainly love eating sweets. While we all know of the classic Indian desserts – Gulab Jamun, Rabri, Payasam, Kulfi and Rosogulla – however, many Indians are still unaware of the beauty of Italian desserts.

Precisely why I am writing this blog. To make people aware about the various dessert options that Italian cuisine offers. (And it is not all about Tiramisu!)

Traditionally, an Italian meal is made up of four or five courses, also known as meal stages, which can also go up to nine stages. The Italian sweet dishes usually fall under the 'Dolce' course. Here is a list of six classic Italian desserts that you must indulge on your next restaurant visit:

1. Tiramisu The literal meaning of Tiramisu is 'pick-me-up' in Italian. This espresso-spiked dessert is bound to be found on nearly every menu of restaurants serving Italian food. One of the ingredients is ladyfingers. Yes, it is not a typo. And, no, I'm not talking about the vegetable here. Ladyfingers - known as Savioardi in Italian and Sponge Fingers in British English -  are dry, egg-based, sweet sponge biscuits used to make this classic Italian dessert. Since their shape is like that of a lady's finger, hence the name. Basically, to make this dessert, ladyfingers are soaked in coffee liqueur or sugar syrup, which is then layered with a whipped mixture of egg yolks, sugar and mascarpone cheese. This piece de resistance is then flavoured with cocoa. It is certainly a must-have at any Italian restaurant, marking a befitting end to your Italian meal.

2. Affogato Italian for 'drowned', Affogato combines the best of hot Italian coffee and the sweetness and coldness of Vanilla Gelato. While some regard it as a beverage, others regard it as a dessert. Needless to say, for coffee lovers, this hot-cold, dessert-drink combination certainly spells divinity in a cup. In some restaurants, it is also served with Amaretti or Biscotti biscuits, giving it a wholesome Italian touch.

3. Panna Cotta Panna Cotta in Italian means 'cooked cream'. This classic Italian delicacy combines cream, sugar and gelatin to create a melt-in-the-mouth delight. The gelatin thickens the cream which helps in moulding it into the desired shape. It often looks like a pudding. Coffee, vanilla or other flavourings are also used to heighten the dessert-eating experience. More often than not, a traditionally prepared Panna cotta is served with a berry coulis or a caramel sauce.

4. Cassata This traditional Italian dessert originated in the Sicilian province of Italy. Also known as Cassata Siciliana, this dessert mainly features a round sponge cake which is soaked and moistened with fruit juices or liqueur. This soaked sponge is then layered with soft ricotta cheese and candied fruits. It is perhaps not readily available in the many restaurants in India, however, what you will usually eat in the name of Cassata is a type of Neopolitan Ice-Cream.

5. Cannoli

Not to be confused with Canneloni – cylindrical shaped pasta stuffed with filling and served with a sauce – Cannoli also draws its origins to Sicily region of Italy. Cannoli means 'a little tube' in Italian and is a staple of Sicilian cuisine. Made of fried pastry dough, this tube is filled with a sweet, rich and creamy filling mix of sugar and ricotta cheese. The sizes may vary, from a finger-sized Cannoli or Cannolo to almost as large as a diner's fist.

6. Zeppole In Rome and Naples, Zeppoles are a staple. These pastries are made of deep-fried dough balls filled with custard, jelly, cream and butter-honey mix and are topped with powdered sugar. It is traditionally prepared for Saint Joseph's Day celebrations in Italy.

Now that you know about the variegated Italian desserts, don't hold back and indulge your sweet-tooth at any of the multitude of Italian restaurants Chennai has.

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