New Year’s Food Traditions
Can you believe that the New Year is almost here? New Year is the time to reflect and assess the year that has passed and an opportunity to welcome what …
The Ultimate List of Multicultural Christmas Dinner Ideas
Don’t you also wait the entire year for the fall of December to celebrate Christmas with your family and friends, decorating the entire house? Well, while talking about Christmas, who …
History of Indian Cooking Utensils
Indian food has a global presence. Its distinctive aroma and taste have discovered a worldwide following. Have you ever thought about how our grandmothers used to make mouth-watering dishes, without …
28 of Our Favorite Traditional Diwali Recipes
Wishing all the readers a very Happy Diwali. This year we might celebrate it a little different because of the new normal but nothing can stop us to drool over …
Wines to pair with Indian food
When I think of comfort food from India, it’s something like rajma chawal, aloo ke paranthe, maggi, and even tiffin tindde. Rarely do you ever think of wine, It’s a …
Why not to use white salt in food during Navratri.
Navratri is a festival dedicated to the nine avatars of the Goddess Durga who symbolizes purity and power. It is also known as the nine-day fasting period by devotees all …
Introducing the Subziwalla Community
Over the last few months, we’ve received immense love from our customers, who have all come to count on Subziwalla to safely and securely deliver their families’ groceries during a …
The Story of Rooh Afza
Rooh Afza, one of the oldest Indian brands, has a legacy of more than 100 years. The concentrated drink is most sought after in summers and the month of Ramzan. …
Parle-G: India’s favorite biscuit
Mohanlal Dayal started a tailoring shop at the age of 18 in Mumbai. When his sons joined the business, they started exploring confectionary and Mohanlal even traveled to Germany to …
Wagh Bakri: The Underdog Tea
India is a tea-drinking nation For many Indians, every day must start with a hot cup of tea. As per Euromonitor, an Indian consumed 176.6 cups of tea on average in 2015. …