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The North Delhiites can give a big cheer to Hudson Lane for its aesthetically pleasing cafes with good food at an affordable price. Hence, it is a packed deal, especially for the students to chill. So, let’s explore those amazing Hudson Lane cafes and find yourself a new “chill adda”. 

Who doesn’t like snacks, and snacks translated to fried foods? Frying raises the food’s calories, making it unhealthy. That’s why air frying is healthier. It’s also convenient. 

An air fryer uses hot air and less oil to make crispy and delicious foods. It is now a staple in Indian homes.

 As you read the article, you will learn about the best air fryer in India. It will cover their specs and each model’s pros and cons.

culinary adventure through India’s bustling streets is a sensory extravaganza. Starting a food stall might be an exciting option to consider for individuals who have a taste for food and want to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors.

We’ll walk you through some amiable and practical food stall ideas in this book, all aimed at tempting palates and giving your patrons an unforgettable experience.

This article will examine ten well-liked food stall concepts that you can begin immediately to help you get inspired, including:

Lucknow, a city that still strongly carries the influence of its Mughal past in its culture, music, buildings, and people, has also been a faithful preserver of all the authentic and luxurious delicacies that have come to us from the nawabs of the Mughal era. From everyone’s all-time favorite biryani to different mouthwatering kebabs, parathas, kormas, or even the creamiest kulfis, the famous Street foods in Lucknow always attract tourists from other parts of the country. Today We’ll talk about the best Lucknow dishes you must try at least once in your lifetime!

Chaat is the savory delicacy of India which will hit every taste buds of your tongue because it has all the flavors, which gives it a tangy taste. It is one of the most loved street foods all around India and neighboring countries. Historians say that chaat originated from Uttar Pradesh during the 17th century.

Street food in India is a topic of concern for many people who are visiting India for the first time. No doubt, many popular Indian street foods are made up of refined flour, lots of oil, and sugar. Chole Bhature, Gulab jamun are some examples. But, India is a diverse country so, the street food

If you are craving some juicy chicken leg pieces or Mutton Burra kabab or planning an outing with your friends for having some authentic and delicious non-veg foods in Delhi. And to help you, I have listed some best non-veg food places that you should definitely try.