This fresh and flavourful Indian salad is the perfect side for curry night. Packed with herbs, spices, and crunchy peanuts, it adds fibre, vitamins, and minerals to your meal—no need for extra salt. Coriander adds a heart-healthy boost, thanks to its natural diuretic effect that can support healthy blood pressure. Ready in minutes, it’s a simple way to brighten up your plate.
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5 minutes
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50 minutes
High protein, Low salt, Low saturated fat, Low sugar
Gluten Free
A light and creamy egg salad is a heart-healthy twist on the classic.
15 minutes
Fibre source, High protein, Low saturated fat, Low sugar
Vegetarian
A healthy and delicious sandwich filler!
High protein, Low sugar
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