Shubham Bhatnagar

3 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Jigyasa Kakwani |Shubham Bhatnagar

Bananas deserve your attention. This simple fruit is rich in fibre and contains beneficial nutrients, including potassium, vitamin B6, vitamin C, various antioxidants, and phytonutrients. Including bananas in your daily diet is a healthy choice, but if you find the taste boring, you can blend them into a tempting smoothie. Banana smoothies combine the goodness of bananas with yoghurt and milk, resulting in a healthy and filling beverage.

3 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Jigyasa Kakwani |Shubham Bhatnagar

Planning an unforgettable dinner party is an art. Some host with flair and instinct, while others sharpen their skills with practice. While food is undoubtedly the centrepiece, it needs to do more than just taste good. Presentation, creativity, and a dash of fun elevate the evening into something special. One simple but standout idea? Cheese fondue. A cheese fondue is a crowd-pleaser that adds a dash of theatre to your dinner table.

3 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Toshita Sahni |Shubham Bhatnagar

Acknowledging "the elephant in the room" took on a literal meaning for people at a Thai convenience store recently. An actual elephant wandered in one afternoon and, like many other human customers, headed straight to a food counter. CCTV footage and other videos offering glimpses of the gentle giant's snacking spree have gone viral online. The animal has been identified as Plai Biang Lek, who is well-known in the neighbourhood.

4 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Toshita Sahni |Shubham Bhatnagar

Move over, Dubai chocolate - there are other types of fascinating chocolates that deserve our attention now. One of them, which is currently taking Instagram by storm, is called "holographic" chocolate. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi film, doesn't it? Well, don't worry - there's nothing too experimental about the taste of this treat. It is essentially chocolate only, but what gives it this name is the unique colourful glint on its surface.

4 days ago | ndtv.com | Toshita Sahni |Shubham Bhatnagar

A former police station in Sohra has been converted into a cafe (Photo Credit: Instagram/ lily.sawian) Would you like to know what it's like to dine in jail? Don't worry, the food won't be the same, just part of the ambience! You might think we are talking about one of those famous jail-themed restaurants, but we are not. A newly opened cafe in Sohra (Cherrapunjee) in Meghalaya is housed in a building that used to be an actual police station.