In every Indian household, food is more than just fuel—it’s an emotion. The phrase “maa ke haath ka khana” isn’t just about taste; it’s about warmth, care, and deep-rooted memories that travel with us wherever we go. From college hostels to foreign cities, what we miss the most is not just the spices or the…
In today’s fast-paced world, food isn’t just about filling the stomach—it’s about health, energy, and long-term well-being. While junk food may tempt us with its convenience and taste, nothing compares to the goodness of ghar ka khana (home-cooked food). Home-cooked meals aren’t just simple recipes; they’re a blend of nutrition, care, and balance—something that fast…
INDIA, a home to over 1.4 billion people is packed with fast food, that has a huge cultural effect on the food that we eat on roadside or in restaurants. It has become very easy in saving time to eat frequently the food that is available in restaurants or on the roadside street stalls, because…
During covid 19 everyone was praying about good health and also good food also While restaurants were shut and there were fears about hygiene, people went to their kitchens. Home cooking seemed safer and cozier. Families, who were suddenly more together than ever before, started cooking together again — something that was a rarity in…
Turning Comfort Food Into Growing Opportunity In the world full of fast food, the comforting taste of Ghar Ka Khana is unbeatable. Home made food is what reminds you of that relief in your life which you only get through a proper home cooked food. The aroma of that roti and sabzi made with pungent…
Ghar ka khana (home-cooked food) is like traditional homemade meals, and compared to today’s fast food, it’s definitely a much healthier option. In today’s fast world, many people are returning to ghar ka khana for-Health reasons, Mental well-being, Cultural connection, Saving money. Social media influencers and food bloggers also create modern versions of traditional home meals….