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Nutritional Benefits and Healthy Variations of Rice Kheer[edit]

Rice kheer, a beloved Indian dessert, not only tantalizes taste buds but also offers a plethora of health benefits when consumed in moderation. Here's a deeper dive into its nutritional value, health advantages, and innovative ways to make this traditional treat even healthier:

Nutritional Value[edit]

One serving of rice kheer packs a punch of essential nutrients:

  • Calories: 235
  • Carbohydrates: 122g
  • Protein: 24g
  • Fat: 7.3g
Health Benefits[edit]
  1. Improves Gut Health: The starch in rice aids in improving gut health and reducing inflammation. Moreover, the carbohydrates in rice kheer replenish glycogen levels, making it an excellent post-workout treat.
  2. Cooling Effect: Especially refreshing during hot summers, rice kheer provides a cooling effect, soothing not just the stomach but the entire body.
  3. Goodness of Rice: Rich in amino acids and carbohydrates, rice kheer derived from milk supports various bodily functions. It can even be enjoyed by diabetics, albeit under the guidance of healthcare professionals.[1]
Healthy Ways to Consume Kheer[edit]
  1. Use Jaggery: Swap out refined sugar for jaggery to keep sugar levels in check and prevent unwanted weight gain.
  2. Opt for Brown Rice: Incorporate brown rice into your kheer recipe for added nutrients and a gluten-free option. While it may alter the taste slightly, the addition of favorite fruits can elevate the flavor.
  3. Add Fruits, Herbs, and Dry Fruits: Enhance both taste and nutrition by topping your kheer with fruits like mango, pomegranate, or grapes, along with dry fruits such as cashews and almonds. Sprinkling in herbs like cinnamon not only adds flavor but also boosts health benefits.[2]

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  1. ^ "Nutripulse - Your Source for Healthy Living". Nutripulse. Retrieved 2024-04-13.
  2. ^ "Nutripulse - Your Source for Healthy Living". Nutripulse. Retrieved 2024-04-13.