I have been making protein shakes for a while and got bored with the same peanut butter flavour. Today instead of it I dropped half ripe avocado , 2 small bananas ,1 scoop (24g) unflavoured whey protein, 1 cup milk and voila! This absolutely gem came out of the mix! Sharing in case anyone else might want to try or already tried.
Now the mango season is in here so made this for our guests! Need to work more on the presentation but otherwise I am happy with the result 😄
Hi, Has anyone here tried Rye flour as main ingredient for starter? I know whole wheat flour can also be used for same but I am reading this book( written by a western guy) and he suggests to go with rye for its natural wild yeast. Not sure if it’s directed more towards the people who lives in colder climate as in india fermentation happens quickly. But I am just curious if apart from fermentation speed does it contribute to the success of the starter. Also it’s not a staple in india and not found commonly on quick commerce apps. I found one on amazon by TWF and planning to try using this. I have tried in past using plain wheat flour but it was unsuccessful. If anyone have any tips on this flour for indian climate please do let me know. Thanks!
Live far from the city, not much around to step out to. So ordered a few things, put it together at home. My own little cafe, I guess 🫠
Edit - Except for coffee rest all are ordered from swiggy 🙌 Too lazy to cook also 😂
I’ve always had hair fall issues, even before pregnancy. But during it, the prenatal vitamins worked like magic , my hair became thick, shiny, and long, almost like Rapunzel 🥹. Now, three months postpartum, it’s falling out in handfuls and I feel like I’m going bald by the day. Is this just something every new mom has to go through, or can it actually be managed? Any tips or recs?
Hi, 33F here. In my 20s, I had decided not to have children. Got married at 29. Full on girl bossed my career, climbed the corporate ladder, travelled to different countries, and was content in life.
No one pressured us for a baby from either side of the family after 3 years of marriage.
And then… I caught baby fever last year. Not FOMO, just a yearning for a mini version of me and my hubby.
My husband was supportive, family was ecstatic, and I’m wondering now why I didn’t want a child in first place. I know I know, freedom, financial aspect etc. tbh, I think I was not mentally ready before, but something shifted last year. Like a switch flipped. I was ready to take on the responsibility of a baby. This is something not everyone can relate to, as everyone’s life experience is different, but I thought of sharing it here in case a few souls can relate. This feeling is hard to explain 🫠
Note - Pregnancy was easy for me but motherhood is hard.. like really hard. Hence the reason I mentioned mentally prepared. So it’s not all glitters unfortunately. Nothing prepares you for the experience you’ll have after baby arrives. We are navigating through it one day at a time. There are both ups and downs but when I see my baby’s smile.. I know things will get better 🤗