Health Fitness Food

Summers are here, and you cannot wait to indulge in guilty eating. Perhaps, kulfis, desserts, and ice creams are a hot favorite in the summer season. But what if you are watching weight? Can you indulge in a guilty treat? Perhaps not, But there's a way out! Yes, I prepared this healthy, nutty oatmeal kulfi at my mom's place a few days back, and surprisingly, the no sugar kulfiwas loved by my brother, who hates oats - to be precise. It was only after he had tasted it did I unravel the "oatmeal" secret. healthy kulfi with oatmeal no sugar But no sugar does not make it a diabetes-friendly recipe, for it uses honey as a sweetener. nutty oatmeal kulfi no sugar  Since this kulfi with oatmeal got his stamp of approval, I knew I had the go-ahead to share this yummy summer delight with you all. I am sure you will like it too, if not fall in love with this healthy dessert. badam kulfi with oatmeal no sugar  I call it healthy but not the healthiest dess

This no sugar kulfi or frozen delight is in continuation of my no milk, no cream, no sugar kulfi series. Perhaps healthy is the best word to define this kulfi mix. You love frozen desserts but are wary of guilty eating. Worry not! This luscious, creamy kulfi is another name of guilt-free indulgence.  frozen delight no milk kulfi no sugar oatmeal kulfi  If the oatmeal kulfi recipe is coming from my end, this means it has got to be healthy it will include oatmeal it will be loaded with nuts it will be a true summer delight kulfi no milk creamy no cream healthy kulfi Okay, so let's get back to work. What do you look for in a kulfi ? Perhaps creamy, milky, frozen delight, isn;t it? how to make oatmeal delicious: kulfi summer dessert with oat  What if I say this oatmeal kulfi recipe gives you all that without the need to include any ingredient that you do not want to indulge in. Of course, cream and milk are quintessential to ice

It's summer time and we need something chilling to beat the heat. But I never have chilled water even on hottest days. Of course, it's not the safest thing to do. Nevertheless, I can still enjoy ice cream - my favorite since childhood. I still remember the Khoya wali kulfi that we used to have. The nostalgia surrounds me when I still hear the sound of any ice cream vendor. melon mango popsicle Anyway, cutting the long story short. I decided to try a no sugar ice cream. I had 1 cup of watermelon and wanted to include it. Then I had a few leftover pieces of a mango, which wasn't completely ripe. Of course, you will always find hung curd in my stock. I took the watermelon pieces. Threw them in the food processor and adding 1/4 cup of hung curd and 1/2 mango. Gave everything a churn until I got a pulpy (more watery) mixture. Poured the mixture in ice cream moulds and set them in the freezer. fruity popsicle melon mango The next day took these no sugar beauties