NEWS & EVENTS

• Makhana up on strong demand

  • makhana prices rose by Rs 20 per kg at the wholesale kirana market today due to pick up in demand against pause in supplies from growing regions However, other spices ruled flat in thin trade. Marketmen said apart from a uptick in demand, tight stocks position on fall in arrivals from producing regions mainly attributed the rise in makhana prices.

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  • Makhanas or fox nuts are back in vogue and how! Here's how you can use makhanas to boost weight loss

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• Makhanas, also called fox nuts

  • Makhanas, also called fox nuts, or lotus seeds, come from a plant called Euryale Fox which grows in the stagnant water of wetlands or ponds in Eastern Asia.

• Makhana to Almonds: Make your evening snacks delicious yet healthy?

  • Who doesn't love snacking? We like to munch something in between meals to keep ourselves energized. Snacking has become an integral part of the daily diet in today's fast-paced world and lifestyle. But most snacks consumed today are prepackaged and processed foods that only add calories but very little of anything else hence it is important to provide healthy yet tasty alternatives.

• They are beneficial to those suffering from high blood pressure ?

  • heart diseases and obesity due to their high magnesium and low sodium content. Besides this, makhana acts as an anti-oxidant, very light and good for digestion.

• While it is roasted in Olive oil, its mild flavour makes them a perfect ?

  • everyday snack for all age groups. For the older audience, it is the perfect choice as an anti-ageing enzyme in these seeds are said to help repair damaged proteins.

• Now, you can grow Makhana in low farmland ?

  • In a significant breakthrough, Indian Council of Agriculture Research scientists have succeeded in developing a technique for field cultivation of Makhana (Gorgon nut or fox nut), a kind of dry fruit produced from an aquatic plant.

• Makhana up on strong demand ?

  • In restricted activity, makhana prices rose by Rs 20 per kg at the wholesale kirana market today due to pick up in demand against pause in supplies from growing regions.

• makhanas are back to wow your taste buds ?

  • What you're feeling is a rare form of saturation that snack junkies feel at times. It's completely normal to feel this way, and look for a better snack. And it's better still when an oldie comes back in a new packaging to surprise your taste buds out of that chips-and-popcorn rut.