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Celebrating 8 Years of Blogging: A Journey of Passion and Consistency

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Celebrating 8 years of my blog.

It’s hard to believe, but today marks 8 years since I first started my blog! Looking back, it hasn’t always been easy. Consistency can be a challenge, but what’s kept me going is the passion I have for sharing my travel and food experiences with all of you. From discovering hidden gems in far-flung corners of the world to tasting local delicacies, my blog has been a space where I can truly express my love for exploration and cuisine.

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A Special Insight for Fellow Instagrammers & PRs
One thing I’ve noticed lately is a bit of confusion around the term “blogging.” Many people refer to Instagram posts as blogging, but here’s the truth: Posting pictures on Instagram is not the same as blogging.

A blog is typically a website that features regularly updated content, often in the form of blog posts. These posts provide in-depth experiences, insights and stories. Blogs are written pieces that allow for deeper exploration of topics, something that goes beyond the brief nature of social media posts.

Why This Matters:

For those just starting out or looking to collaborate, it’s essential to understand the distinction:

  • Bloggers are individuals who create long-form, detailed content on their own websites.
  • Instagrammers (or social media influencers) share snapshots, stories, and visuals primarily on social platforms.

So, let’s clear this up—don’t call Instagrammers bloggers. They may create great content, but it’s a different medium entirely. And for us bloggers, let’s continue pushing for rich, authentic storytelling that offers value and insight beyond a quick snapshot.

A Big Thank You! 🙏

To all the readers, fellow bloggers and PRs who’ve supported me over the years, Thank you! Here’s to many more years of sharing, exploring and growing together. 🌍🍴

#BlogAnniversary #ExploreWithTripti 🌎

Healthy Food to eat this Christmas 2023

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Christmas Eve

Christmas, a major festival commemorating the birth of Jesus, is celebrated across the globe. Among grand cheers and bubbly beats, Christmas Eve is celebrated on 24th December, a day before Christmas day. It is a conspicuous day with significant anticipation of Christmas Day.

The sounds of Christmas carols, smell of bakes, laughter of family gathering, illumination of decorated Christmas trees, hanging mistletoes and ringing of bells bring out the feeling of festivity this time of the year.

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Free yourself this Christmas from guilty food

  • Turkey could be swapped with roasted beef or ham. Oven-roasted turkey contains 135 calories per ounce whereas roasted beef contains 76 calories per ounce and roasted ham contains 30 calories per ounce.
  • 1 cup of homemade mashed potatoes, prepared with butter and whole milk, contains about 240 calories. This can be replaced with roasted sweet potatoes containing only 29 calories. If you roast them twice, it becomes crispy on the outside and super-creamy on the inside that melts in the mouth.
  • Instead of serving a bowl of stir-fried vegetable, opt for boiled ones. A colorful bowl of steam mixed vegetable is not just brimming with vitamins and minerals, it is reduced to just 45 calories whereas stir fried vegetables are at a whopping 200 calories per bowl.
  • Christmas doesn’t feel like Christmas if the meal doesn’t end with a Christmas cake. Healthify your sugarless Christmas cake with loads of dates, prunes, cranberries, raisins, currants and somea dried apricots and blueberries. These fruits substitute the craving for sugar. Add omega-3 rich walnuts to impart a delicious crunch in every bite.

So, it’s Merry Christmas! Bon Appetit.

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Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd. 

International Tea Day 2023

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Tea is not just a drink, but it holds love, culture and life. It is something that connects all of us in one single bond. In India, tea is something that starts your day, keeps you moving during the day, refreshes you in the evening and finally de-stress you after a long tiring day. Over a cup of tea we discuss everything on the globe. Relations are bonded forever over a cup of tea, the most important decisions are taken over a cup of tea and much more.

Just take some time out after you read this article over a cup of tea and imagine the hard work that has gone behind getting this charismatic drink in a cup to your hand. Take a sip and imagine the workers spending hours and month to carefully nurture the plantations, carefully plucked each leaf and done everything to give you this magical moment. Take a pick on this International Tea Day, to understand what the tea workers deliver to us, what is more than a drink to us.

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Source – Tiplegend website

International Tea Day is celebrated each year since its inception in 2005 on the 15th of December to bring about awareness on the issues concerning the workers in tea-estates and tea-gardens in major tea growing nations across the world like India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

On 15th of December, 2015, tea workers and growers from 11 countries of Africa and South and East Asia gathered in New Delhi and observed the first International Tea Day to commemorate the unity and integrity of the tea industry. The aim was to specified provisions and privileges protect the interest of tea workers and smaller growers. The main purpose was to provide all basic facilities and necessary benefits to those working in tea-estates and gardens. The Indian government in 2015, proposed spreading this observance via the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to make it a bigger day being observed around the world.

It is a perfect day for everyone who loves tea to show their appreciation and gratitude to all of them involved in the entire process from plantation, processing and delivering this unmatched beverage to all people globally.

Perhaps by now we know the importance and significance of this day, but here are some outstanding benefits that we get when we drink tea.

  • Drinking tea for years increases bone density, thereby giving stronger bones.
  • Women who drink tea are less likely to develop arthritis than those who don’t drink tea.
  • Black tea boosts fight against fight.
  • Drinking 2 cups of tea daily regularly are less likely to get heart attacks than who do not.
  • Drinking green tea or oolong tea daily reduces risks of high blood pressure considerably.
  • Tea is great for oral health by preventing cavities and gum diseases.
  • Tea consumption helps protecting against Parkinson’s disease.

These are just a few noted benefits you derive from tea. Tea since ancient times have been known as one of the best remedies for weight loss, digestion and hypertension along with numerous other health benefits.

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.

6 years of Blog Anniversary

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Celebrating 6 years of my blog.

It’s tough to be consistent but sharing my Travel & Food experiences have always been my passion.

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Some insight for fellow instagrammers & PRs:
A blog is a type of website where the content is often referred to as blog posts mainly with the purpose of sharing information or experiences. Therefore, posting pictures on instagram is not called blogging. Please do not call instagrammers as bloggers 🙏

#BlogAnniversary #ExploreWithTripti 🌎

Make Healthy Oats Eggless Pancake | Quick Breakfast Oatmeal Recipe

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Recipe to make Healthy Oats Pancake, a simple and easy snack recipe at home which is healthy and quick to make.

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Best Foods to Loose Weight

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5 best food to eat these winters in Australia for a flat belly

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Combat belly fat now and look beautiful. Specially, winter is the time when people tend to gain, more weight due to lack of exercise and eating habits. Every one wish to get a slimmer appearance. However, for a flat belly you should change your food habits and get the shape. With some super foods, you can easily get a flatten belly and reduce weight. Let’s discuss what the best food is; you should eat during winter for a flat belly.

  • Banana

Banana is the perfect food, you can choose in your diet. This fruit is rich in carbohydrate, starch and other nutritional value. This will boost your metabolism and you will not put weight easily. Banana will help to prevent water retention in your body and maximize the risk of bloating.

  • Fennel

Fennel is the best herbs that will improve your digestion and it can be taken raw or cooked.  Fennel seeds have ideal slimming properties, which will surely help to flatten your belly relevantly.

  • Papaya

This brightly colored tropical food plays a vital role in our body and combat belly bloat and inflammation. Papaya is rich in vitamin A, C and E. In addition, including papaya in your diet plan, you will surely shed extra flabs and look fresh and younger.

  • Whole grains

Whole grain is the gluten free diet and this will improve your metabolism and energy. This will control the blood sugar level. By choosing quinoa and brown rice will surely boost your health. Whole grain regulates insulin level and blood sugar level.

  • Asparagus

Asparagus contains full of anti-oxidant properties and this will help to slim your belly. This will facilitate the water level in the stomach and prevent bloating. This will help to decrease waste and minimize the discomfort.

Even though its winter, your body requires water. Thus, its always a right choice to drink plenty of water and stay fit. The super healthy foods will work as an energy booster and give health and wellness. Changing the food habits, you can able to reduce fat from your belly and improve your look. Get a flat belly and look younger and healthy. Change your food habits today and witness the miracle of the dynamic foods. Let the super foods work for you and make you feel confident and energetic.

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd. 

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Stay at Holiday Inn, Potts Point in Sydney

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Best way to enjoy a #Staycation 🍽

Amazing stay with fantastic views at Holiday Inn at Potts Point in Sydney @HIPottsPoint


Their Sirocco Restaurant & Bar serves delicious buffet breakfast and I had the cheesiest stuffed Omelette 🤤
#HIPottsPoint #PottsPoint #ExploreWithTripti 🇦🇺

2 Ingredients Chocolate Cake Quick & Easy Recipe

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This cake recipe is super quick and easy way of making Eggless Chocolate Cake with only two ingredients. It is made without using oven, without pressure cooker, without beater, without egg. Cake was moist and delicious. So do try this yummy recipe and share your experience in the comments section. It has No Egg, No Flour, No added Sugar, No Cocoa, No Butter and No Cream.

Click to see how it’s made!

#CholocateCake

Quick & Easy Besan Pakode Recipe | Potato Fritters

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Recipe to make Paneer, Palak, Onion, Aloo Besan Pakode, a simple and easy snack recipe at home which is quick to make.

#Pakode #BesanPakode #EasyRecipe #ExploreWithTripti

Why is Tea Day Celebrated?

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Tea is not just a drink, but it holds love, culture and life. It is something that connects all of us in one single bond. In India, tea is something that starts your day, keeps you moving during the day, refreshes you in the evening and finally de-stress you after a long tiring day. Over a cup of tea we discuss everything on the globe. Relations are bonded forever over a cup of tea, the most important decisions are taken over a cup of tea and much more.

Just take some time out after you read this article over a cup of tea and imagine the hard work that has gone behind getting this charismatic drink in a cup to your hand. Take a sip and imagine the workers spending hours and month to carefully nurture the plantations, carefully plucked each leaf and done everything to give you this magical moment. Take a pick on this International Tea Day, to understand what the tea workers deliver to us, what is more than a drink to us.

tea-drink-wallpaper-4080-4296-hd-wallpapers

Source – Tiplegend website

International Tea Day is celebrated each year since its inception in 2005 on the 15th of December to bring about awareness on the issues concerning the workers in tea-estates and tea-gardens in major tea growing nations across the world like India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

On 15th of December, 2015, tea workers and growers from 11 countries of Africa and South and East Asia gathered in New Delhi and observed the first International Tea Day to commemorate the unity and integrity of the tea industry. The aim was to specified provisions and privileges protect the interest of tea workers and smaller growers. The main purpose was to provide all basic facilities and necessary benefits to those working in tea-estates and gardens. The Indian government in 2015, proposed spreading this observance via the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to make it a bigger day being observed around the world.

It is a perfect day for everyone who loves tea to show their appreciation and gratitude to all of them involved in the entire process from plantation, processing and delivering this unmatched beverage to all people globally.

Perhaps by now we know the importance and significance of this day, but here are some outstanding benefits that we get when we drink tea.

  • Drinking tea for years increases bone density, thereby giving stronger bones.
  • Women who drink tea are less likely to develop arthritis than those who don’t drink tea.
  • Black tea boosts fight against fight.
  • Drinking 2 cups of tea daily regularly are less likely to get heart attacks than who do not.
  • Drinking green tea or oolong tea daily reduces risks of high blood pressure considerably.
  • Tea is great for oral health by preventing cavities and gum diseases.
  • Tea consumption helps protecting against Parkinson’s disease.

These are just a few noted benefits you derive from tea. Tea since ancient times have been known as one of the best remedies for weight loss, digestion and hypertension along with numerous other health benefits.

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.