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Yes — whole-fruit chaat is fine; the fibre slows the sugar. Skip added sugar and heavy sweet chutneys.
Yes — sprouts are a great vegetarian protein and fibre source. A genuinely good GLP-1 snack.
Occasionally — the sprouts are protein-rich, but it's oily and the pav is refined. Have the misal with one pav.
Occasionally — it's deep-fried, so keep it to one and balance with protein-rich sambar.
Yes — top it with vegetables and pair with extra-dal sambar for protein. Lighter than a fried option.
Yes — appam is light, and a vegetable or chicken stew adds protein. Have one or two appams, not a stack.
Occasionally and in a small portion — it's mostly rice with little protein. Add peanuts or a side of curd or egg.
Yes, in a modest portion — curd adds protein and is gentle on the stomach. Keep the rice quantity small.
Yes — rasam is light and low-calorie. It's low in protein on its own, so pair it with dal, curd or an egg.
Yes — bulk it up with extra dal and it becomes a protein-friendly staple. Great with idli or a small portion of rice.
Yes — prawns are lean, high-protein seafood. Go easy on coconut-heavy, oily gravies and keep the rice in check.
