Mango Lassi is creamy and sweet, meaning it is loaded with calories! Read on to learn how to make it healthier for guilt-free indulgence. Read Time: 3 min Creamy, rich and delightful, I am describing ...

SUKKUR: At least 25 children fell unconscious after consuming contaminated lassi in Lashkar Ali Mirani village within the Rohri police limits on Sunday. Attur Indhar, a cattle pen owner, was ...

Lassi is a traditional Indian drink made from yogurt, water, and sometimes spices, fruits, or sugar. It is rich in probiotics, calcium, proteins, and essential nutrients, making it highly beneficial ...

We just love lassi; don't we? As soon as the summer season sets in, this desi cooler makes its way into our diet in the most delicious way possible. Made with yogurt, this drink is light, comforting ...

When Gulrez Azhar travels from his Seattle-area home to Uttar Pradesh in northern India, where he grew up, he occasionally tries an "American thing": smiling at and greeting total strangers. "People ...

The only thing better than a good recipe? When something’s so easy to make that you don’t even need one. Welcome to It’s That Simple, a column where we talk you through the process of making the ...

As the scorching summer heat approaches, our bodies crave hydration and refreshment more than ever. In the realm of traditional Indian beverages, two dahi-based drinks stand out as popular choices to ...

To quench our thirst in summer, we consume many types of drinks. And when it comes to healthy drinks, Buttermilk and Lassi tops the list. Both the drinks are made from curd and consumed for freshness ...

Lassi Recipe: As soon as the summer season arrives, different types of such beverages are available in the markets, whose consumption also cools the body, and also makes the mind happy. Lassi made ...

Winter is over and now we want to indulge in all things cooling. While there are a plethora of options to choose from, a glass of lassi remains an absolute favourite. It is rich, easy to make, and ...

IMAGINE A FEAST. It could be a wedding feast, perhaps, thrown by a rajah to celebrate the marriage of one of his sons — some occasion for which no expense would be spared. Imagine the dishes: each a ...