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Bread Pakoda vs besan chilla which should you pick

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[Bread Pakoda vs besan chilla which should you pick]( [Mohini Dongre senior dietician Narayana Superspeciality Hospital Gurugram said Emphasise portion control and mindful eating Bread pakoda and besan chilla are both made from besan or roasted gram flour, but there is a considerable difference in their calorie and nutrient content So if you are someone who likes to keep variety in their breakfast and snack choices you must be tempted to reach for either of them on a given day As such, which is a wholesome pick We decided to ask our in house nutrition experts to help us make a better choice]( [Learn More]( To Unlist [Click Here](

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