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Mumbai's street food just got healthier!
Updated On: 03 July, 2013 10:10 AM IST | | Anjana Vaswani
There's good news for desi snack addicts who are keen to turn a healthy leaf. Many of Mumbai's quintessential street food favourites are now available in oil-free and baked versions
A couple of months ago, MTR foods launched their Oats Upma, a healthier alternative to the South Indian breakfast recipe that’s traditionally prepared with the already nourishing semolina. The substitute boosts the fibre, protein, calcium and iron content of the dish. ‘Maximise nutrition’ seems to be the new mantra that’s driving culinary experiments in the city, a fact that is evidenced by evolving menus of home-based caterers. Take Neeta and Sadhana Singhania from Cuffe Parade who for almost fifteen years, have been pampering Mumbai’s palates with old favourites such as dhoklas and theplas and Marwadi specialties like Chilla Chaat (crepes), Kalmi Bada (fried lentil patties) and Badam Seera (a confection prepared with crushed almonds and sugar).

Baked Samosa Tucket

