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Whats your favorite in Sehri & Iftar?

Mine is a glass of Doodh + Rooh Afza in Sehri.

And tarbooz in Iftar

I like to have Anda with Pratha + dahi in Sehri..

and Chicken Chilli/Chicken Karahi/Chicken Manchurian all with Roghani Naan + Chicken Rolls in Aftaar..

For sehri this Ramazan literally no desire to eat anything but being a true dutchie I look forward to any bread with cheese and the Punjaban in me wants salty lassi :smack: and to satisfy my non-existent sweet tooth I might have a asli Palestinian medjool date which are so good and without the taste of guilt or apartheid <3

For iftari, again my mind and stomach will crave all the junkfood in the world but I happily eat any (fruit) salad but highlight will be ice cream and crisps. Oh and my doodh patti cha.

Yes, and here I’m feeling like a zombie. Three guesses why.

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My favorite iftar item is my mom’s cheese samosay. I like them better than the qeemah or aalu samosay.

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Whats your favorite in Sehri & Iftar?

Mine is a glass of Doodh + Rooh Afza in Sehri.

And tarbooz in Iftar
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**Tarbooz without Doubt is the Best FOOD that Opens your Arteries by cleaning/removing the Plack that is stuck on due to the Harmful affect of refined sugers and High Fructose Corn syrup i.e. Coca Cola, BEBSI Cola etc!

But Remember it is the WHITE portion next to the outer green skin that has the Health Benefit !**

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Daal, paratha, anda chai for sehri also pani :D

for iftaar khajoor, pani

My favorite iftar food is the two chaat. i.e. Fruit chaat and Chana chaat aka samosa chat or whatever. Havent got much chance to eat watermelon in Iftar this year

Guess what, my favorite for Sehri is Yogurt i.e. Dahi. Hi-5 [USER="134058"]Hakuna Matata[/USER] :) It just gives a chill feeling

White part? How do you eat white part. Isn’t it very hard and supposed to be thrown out

Do you drink a lot of pani? I know some people drink many glasses. Khas tor se garmion men

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Whats your favorite in Sehri & Iftar?

Mine is a glass of Doodh + Rooh Afza in Sehri.

And tarbooz in Iftar
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For iftar..I look forward to fruit chaat and pakorrays..typical stuff. Besides all that..i can’t live without chai! That is my life-line..

For Sehri..anyting rooti or parahta type with Dahi, Shami kabab or cream cheese with jam. And add chai in there as well..

Yo RV! Hope ya’re ramadan going well.. i tried cheese and chicken smosay or roll..yumm..

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I don’t miss coffee but cha is a must.

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White part? How do you eat white part. Isn’t it very hard and supposed to be thrown out
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Like someone said “Try it Youwill Like It”…actually Dr Oz had someone come on his show and they blend the whole of Watermelon i.e. Red, White and Green Parts all into the Blender and Drink the resulting ..“SMOOTHIE” or"SLURPY"…:shireen::nod:

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Do you drink a lot of pani? I know some people drink many glasses. Khas tor se garmion men
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2-3 glass of water

Dahi/yogurt is very helpful in fasting.. you don’t feel thirst after having it in Sehri..

wow didnt check replies. Thanks everyone.

Its Garmi days now. All I want is thanda thanda Gola Ganda

I had mangoes today for the first time this summer.. and I am loving “Sahaarni” mangoes.. tastes good :k:

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White part? How do you eat white part. Isn’t it very hard and supposed to be thrown out
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Yes [USER=“317586”]humming bird[/USER] The white part of the Watermelon Has the Protein called L-Citrulline : L-citrulline is a substance called a non-essential amino acid. Your kidneys change L-citrulline into another amino acid called L-arginine and a chemical called nitric oxide. These compounds are important to your heart and blood vessel health. They may also boost your immune system.Sep 24, 2019

https://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-s…es-and-risks#1

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I had mangoes today for the first time this summer.. and I am loving “Sahaarni” mangoes.. tastes good :k:
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Sahaarni? Never heard of it. Does it come from Multan?

:)