Street Foods That Are Safe & Healthy To Eat

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A crispy, thin pancake made from fermented rice and lentil batter. It's typically served with chutney and sambar, which are both cooked fresh.

Dosa

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While typically considered a street snack, it can be healthy if the water used for the filling is clean and safe. Opt for vendors who use filtered wate, fresh ingredients and wears gloves.

Pani Puri

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A healthy, protein-rich snack made from boiled chickpeas mixed with fresh vegetables like tomatoes, onions, and cucumber, and seasoned with spices and lemon juice.

Chana Chaat

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A mix of fresh, seasonal fruits spiced with chaat masala. Ensure the vendor cuts the fruits fresh and practices good hygiene.

Fruit Chaat

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A nutritious salad made from sprouted legumes, mixed with fresh vegetables, lemon juice, and spices. It's a high-protein, low-fat option.

Sprouts Salad

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Tips For Safe Consumption

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Choose vendors who handle food with clean utensils and maintain a clean cooking area.

Check For Hygiene

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Opt for foods that are prepared in front of you to ensure freshness.

Watch The Preparation

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These can spoil quickly in the heat, so it's safer to avoid them unless you are sure of the source.

Avoid Dairy-Based Sauces

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