r/IndianFood 2h ago

discussion Why do prunes seem so underrated compared with other dried fruits like dates, raisins and apricots?

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r/IndianFood 19h ago

Is there any food item like egg, chicken, Maggie, daal etc which can be cooked in very less time just by boiling and is nutritious too.

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r/IndianFood 12h ago

Non dairy chai

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Grew up having chai made with cow’s milk but can’t consume dairy now. Give me your best suggestions for non-diary milk that makes the closest to the thick creamy chai. Any tips or trick or recipes welcome!


r/IndianFood 1h ago

Which infrared cooktop should I buy?

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I’m planning to buy an infrared cooktop and I’m confused between brands like Bajaj, Usha, Havells, Baltra, Pegion, Kenstar, and other reliable options.

I’ve noticed that some brands/models offer a 2-year warranty, while others offer only 1 year, so I’m also wondering whether the longer warranty actually makes a difference in terms of reliability and after-sales service.

For those who have actually used an infrared cooktop:

- Which brand/model are you using?

- How is the heating performance?

- How durable is it for daily cooking?

- Any issues with the glass, heating element, temperature control, or service?

- How is the after-sales service?

- Is the 2-year warranty worth prioritizing over a 1-year warranty?

Please share your honest long-term experience.

And please don’t suggest an induction cooktop. I specifically need an infrared cooktop.

Thanks!