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Chole chawal (1 piece)

Lunch

How to consume Chole chawal without glucose spikes

Replace most or all of the chawal with cooked barley or quinoa, while keeping chole as the main component of the meal.

Add a generous side of non-starchy vegetables such as spinach, cauliflower, cucumber, or okra to increase fibre and reduce the carbohydrate density of the plate.

Include a protein-rich accompaniment such as plain unsweetened Greek yogurt or paneer, and avoid sweetened yogurt or sugary drinks with the meal.

Use a smaller bowl and serve chole first; eat slowly and pause before taking any additional chawal.

Avoid adding sugary chutneys, sweet beverages, or desserts at the same meal, as these can further raise the post-meal response.

Take a 10–20 minute easy walk soon after eating, if safe and appropriate for you.

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