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Tag: Cinnamon
Beaten rice Bisibele bath
If you don’t want to consume too much rice, prepare beaten rice bisibele bath. It is as good as rice bisibele bath and tastes like sambar rice.
Hot Peppers and Cinnamon
Capsaicin present in hot peppers responsible for spiciness of the peppers. Adding hot pepper to meals burn extra calories and the fat.
Banarasi Sweet Paan
This is world famous mouth freshener and promotes digestion. It helps in increasing appetite and promotes secretion of saliva.
Cinnamon & Green tea
Cinnamon is spicy, sweet spice. The bark of cinnamon tree is what we use.
Cinnamon and Honey for Better Health
It is found that mixture of Honey and Cinnamon cures most of the diseases.
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