In our conscious mind, we can see how fast food has permeated Indian culture and changed how our future generation—our youth—eats. We have been experiencing the addictive qualities of fast food and similar cuisines. A population's eating habits changing so drastically is a blatant indication of a cultural loss that has resulted in the entire abandonment of culinary traditions.
Either you consume it or don't, fast food and its implications are a worldwide issue that cannot be ignored. They are unquestionably harming young customers' health.
As a society, we are inundated with studies claiming that the fast food restaurants' tasty and quick meals are slowly killing us. More people die from poor diet than from any other risk factor in human history. Our health is already beginning to feel the effects of the shifting food patterns. There is an epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in India. Children and young people are becoming ill with previously undiagnosed diseases.
Are you aware that eating fast food harms your mental and cognitive health? India still has a cultural preference for authentic food, which gives us an advantage. There are still millions of people who consume cheap yet wholesome home-cooked meals, proving that home cooking hasn't completely disappeared.
Remember when the senior residents of the home would work arduously to grind masalas and make pickles for the family to enjoy all year long? The era when food functioned as a fundamental source of nutrition, goodness, and flavour rather than just pleasant taste. Who still acts in that way? In our hurried lifestyles, we only care that food is delivered or served quickly (without knowing anything about how it was made). Traditional foods appear to be losing popularity in the process.
One wonders what exactly went wrong over the years when the elite of the culinary industry issues a warning to value traditional cuisines rather than blindly accept fusion and modern cooking techniques. One of the causes of the convergence of cultures and the subsequent loss of ancient customs can be attributed to globalisation, which is enabling trade and people to cross geographical boundaries.
Finding a balance between employment and healthy, home-cooked meals is difficult. What if these wholesome traditional meals arrive at your house while you focus on your job path and your children don't go without eating wholesome traditional meals at home? It is indeed feasible. The good news is that.
With this idea to save our culinary traditions and promote the traditional Telugu Food, the duo-sisters Smt.Penmetsa Usha and Smt.Datla Rajeshwari aged 65+, came up with Baanali - A traditional Telugu Home made food venture. With their age old traditional culinary expertise they are showcasing delectable handcrafted dishes in a clean and healthy environment. From the use of spices to the inclusion of lentils, legumes, and vegetables, Andhra cuisine is a healthy and delicious choice for homes. From snacks, to pickles and sweets the experienced team at Baanali also take customised orders to fit your daily requirements, party requirements and brings to you the traditional flavours of Telugu delicacies as Biryani, seafood, non-veg delicacies, authentic vegetable curries and lot more. While managing the taste it ensures no preservatives, no re-used oil, no food colours, etc.
Baanali dishes out listless healthy, tasty and home-prepared food with passion and care to offer happy experience, always. It’s absolutely safe, nutritious and tasty.
Some of the best sellers pop out to be Nuvvundalu, Chitti kaaja, Khajjikayalu, Thotakura fry, Royyalu aavakaya, Aavakaya pachchadi, and Gongura pandu mirchi pachchadi and Kaju pakoda, amid many more savouries.
Baanali has already won the hearts of several working mothers, senior citizens, kids, students, bachelors living away from home ad so on. South Indian snacks are popular not just in India but throughout the world. Hence Baanali has already spread their wings to reach globally: exporting to US, UAE, Australia, Canada and Singapore!
Wishing you all try few traditional culinary dishes at home and enjoy healthy eating ! To save your time and efforts, you may reach out to Baanali for your customised orders.
To learn more you may visit the website: www.baanali.in