8 Street foods that you can have being on a diet


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Here is the list of street foods that you can have without ruining your diet

We all crave tangy and spicy street food from time to time. But when trying to shed kilos we often refrain from having them fearing weight gain. Do you know that there are so many delicious street foods that you can enjoy without ruining your diet? Here are some tangy and healthy street food that you can have guilt-free.

Bhelpuri – Made with puffed rice, veggies, chutney and spices, bhelpuri is healthy and low in calories. You can enjoy a plate of puffed rice as an evening snack.

Aloo chaat – Potato patty served with piping hot chickpea curry topped with spices and chutney is another excellent option for trying to lose weight.

Black chana chaat – Black chana paired with onion and tomatoes make a healthy plate of chaat. It is nutritious and filling.

Masala corn – Corn can be enjoyed in different ways. Roasted corn or boiled both are healthy and low in calories. You can have them guilt-free when trying to shed kilos.

Shakarkandi chaat – Boiled shakarkandi or sweet potato with some spices and lemon juice is the most loved winter snack. The root vegetable is rich in fiber and can keep you full for a longer time.

Rolls – Rolls made of veggies or eggs both are nutritious and filling. You can put mayo in it, add some chutneys and you are good to go.

Idli vada – Idli or vada served with sambhar or chutney is another healthy snack option. They can help to keep your digestive system healthy and increase satiety. 

Moonglet - Moonglet is basically a fluffy version of besan cheela that is prepared with yellow moong dal. Moonglet is loaded with protein which is perfect for you if you are following a weight loss diet. Moong dal batter is prepared by mixing moong dal with some spices, and different veggies. Pair it with chutney and enjoy a proteinous snack.

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