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The best time to enjoy a Bhang Thandai is during the Holi festival in India. An alternative to Bhang Thandai is the Bhang Lassi, which is Lassi infused with Bhang. Although it originated in North India, it is a very popular drink throughout India, and many popular restaurants serve it as a welcome entrée. Typical Ingredients: Gunpowder Tea, Milk, Salt or Sugar, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Baking Soda, Pistachios, Dry Fruits. Kesar Kasturi, Chandra Hass, Saunf, Jagmohan, Mawalin, and Elachi are some Heritage Liqueurs you should try whenever you travel through the region.Sabja seeds are especially popular in India to treat upset stomachs or diarrhoea as an alternative to lunch or dinner. However, remember that the combination of spices typically varies from place to place, and the uniqueness of Masala Chai also lies in that the flavour changes with the mix of spices.

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Where To Get It: In restaurants and street vendors throughout India. You can also buy Jal Jeera mix in supermarkets. 8- Jigarthanda Where To Get It: Himalayan regions. Branded products are locally made in breweries and local shops. 18- Lugdi There are some different types of Indian beer drunk in different states. That's been a great addition for the area, it's sort of started a pub crawl - you can link from The Temple to Rain Bar to The Pev to Briton's Protection and then all the way down Liverpool Road. The Peveril may be an institution but it hasn't been spared from the restrictions on hospitality (Image: Getty Images) I’ve been a hesitant adopter of the alcohol-free beverage offerings because I wasn’t yet at a place where I felt like I could drink a non-alcoholic craft stout and not feel the urge to swap for its alcoholic counterpart. Different friends and acquaintances, out of a genuine desire to offer support but not always knowing how, have given me bottles of alcohol-free wine, beer and spirits. They mostly remain untouched in my fridge.Where To Get It: Throughout India in restaurants, from street vendors and supermarkets. 4- Aam (Mango) ka Pannah She's fought tooth and nail to not have any modernisation or things like that. She's a very proud Irish lady and her word goes! I can’t turn it off. I was diagnosed with ADHD four or five years ago. You may think that’s exhausting, but questions without answers are just as important: they enable curiosity and discovery. What’s unique about these liqueurs is that they use a secret recipe with ingredients like saffron, dry fruits, herbs, nuts, seeds, roots, and spices mixed with milk and sugar and distilling them into alcohol.

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