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Lightly roasted in ghee with a sprinkle of black salt, chaat masala, and pepper, these make for a perfect, guilt-free Diwali munch.
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Swap out regular nachos for baked multigrain options, paired with hummus for a healthier dip.
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Peanuts are rich in protein, and when roasted with spices like cumin, coriander, and a dash of lime, they turn into a crunchy treat.
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Combine the goodness of quinoa with fresh veggies like tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers, and a tangy dressing of lemon juice and chaat masala.
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Traditional bhel can be made healthier by using puffed rice and adding sprouts, roasted peanuts, diced veggies, and a light homemade tamarind chutney.
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Mini bell peppers stuffed with a mix of cottage cheese (paneer), herbs, and spices are a delicious, nutrient-packed finger food.
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Make ladoos using oats and mixed nuts, lightly sweetened with jaggery or honey.
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Grilled tandoori veggies like broccoli, bell peppers, and mushrooms, marinated in a yoghurt-based spice mix, offer a flavourful, low-calorie option.
These options will ensure your Diwali party has plenty of taste without sacrificing health!
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