Caution: You Won't Touch Bhujiya After Watching This
21 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short Hindi‑English narration, the speaker breaks down the composition of the popular Indian snack bhujia (namkeen). They reveal that the packet’s contents are roughly 46% wheat flour, 9% chickpea flour, and 5% mixed spices, accounting for about 60% of the product, while the remaining 40% is refined oil. The speaker warns that regularly consuming a large packet of bhujia means ingesting the equivalent of two cups of cheap refined oil, which can deposit cholesterol in arteries, narrow them, and increase cardiovascular risk. To offer a healthier option, they suggest roasting makhana (fox nuts) and seasoning it with a pinch of turmeric, salt, jaggery, cumin, and hing, presenting it as a nutritious alternative snack.










