5 foods to keep you warm during the winter


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Here are 5 foods that would not only keep you warm in the winters but also add healthy nourishment to your body.

As the temperature dips down, we all are looking forward to staying warm. Usually people resort to drinking alcohol or hot chocolate. But these drinks are loaded with extra calories. Here are 5 alternative foods that would not only keep you warm in the winters but also add healthy nourishment to your body.

A cup of ginger tea

Nothing will keep you warmer than a steaming hot cup of tea. It will fight off the cold temperature for you. While you make your tea you must add Ginger to it. Ginger has many antioxidant properties. It will also help your body naturally warm up.

A handful of dry fruits

Dry fruits like dates, apricot, dried figs and more are naturally warm in nature. Eating them in the winters will help your body stay warm. Dry fruits are loaded with fibre, nutrients and antioxidants, which will help you fight seasonal infections.

Whole Grains

Many nutritionists recommend the consumption of whole grains during the winter. Bajra, jowar, ragi, oat, nachni and more should be added to your diet. These grains give you a boost of energy and also help in eliminating digestion problems. Make rotis with these grains and add a generous amount of desi ghee on it. 

Saffron Milk 

A tall warm glass of milk with the beautiful addition of saffron is a great pair for the winters. Not only would it help your bones get calcium and your skin to glow, it will also keep you warm in the winter.

Delicious Soups

On a cold night, nothing is more inviting than a bowl of warm soup. Tomato, broccoli, mushroom or corn soup can condense the goodness of vegetables into a single bowl.

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