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HEALTHY TEA-TIME

5 Healthy & Gut-Friendly Snacks to Swap for Your Tea-Time Ritual

Your afternoon tea doesn't have to come with cookies, chips or sugary snacks.

Try these five simple food swaps for a more nourishing tea-time ritual.

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SNACK 1

Roasted Makhana

Makhana, also known as fox nuts, is a popular crunchy snack that can be enjoyed during tea time.

🌿 Easy idea: Dry-roast makhana and season lightly with black pepper, turmeric or herbs.

It can be a simple alternative to heavily processed crunchy snacks.

SNACK 2

Millet Snack Bowl

Millets are versatile whole grains that can be turned into a delicious savory tea-time snack.

🌾 Try this: Combine cooked millet with chopped vegetables, herbs and a small amount of yogurt.

Millets can contribute fiber and nutrients to a varied eating pattern.

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SNACK 3

Roasted Chana

Roasted chana is an easy, crunchy snack made from chickpeas.

💪 Why choose it? Chickpeas provide plant protein and dietary fiber.

Try adding cumin, black pepper or mild spices instead of using too much salt.

SNACK 4

Fruit + A Few Nuts

Try an apple, pear, orange or berries with a small handful of almonds or walnuts.

🍎 Simple swap: Fruit adds fiber and nutrients, while nuts provide protein, healthy fats and crunch.

It's an easy option when you want something naturally sweet with your tea.

SNACK 5

Plain Yogurt + Berries

Choose plain unsweetened yogurt and add fresh strawberries, blueberries or raspberries.

🥣 Make it better: Add a few nuts or seeds for texture and extra nutrients.

Choosing unsweetened yogurt can also help you control added sugar.

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YOUR TEA-TIME SWAP

Start With One Simple Change

You don't need to completely change your tea ritual.

Start by replacing one processed snack with roasted makhana, millet, roasted chana, fruit with nuts, or yogurt with berries.

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💚 Choose variety, watch portions and focus on minimally processed foods.

Disclaimer: This web story provides general nutrition information and is not medical advice. If you have persistent digestive symptoms, food allergies or a diagnosed gastrointestinal condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional.