1. Eggs

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Packed with health benefits, eggs are among the most nutritious foods on the planet. Apart from all the other nutrients, they contain Choline, an important nutrient that we don’t get enough of. Eat them boiled, poached, scrambled or in a curry, no fridge can do without eggs.

2. Yogurt

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Be it a fruit yogurt or our good old dahi, this wonder food contains power-boosting protein and bone-building calcium. This summer superfood is rich in probiotics, and is just what the doctor ordered for an Indian summer.

3. Almonds
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Going nuts aren’t always bad! Especially when the nuts are almonds. Almonds are rich in healthy fats, fibre, protein, magnesium and vitamin E and can lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels along with reducing blood pressure. They can also reduce hunger and enhance weight loss.

4. Milk

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Be it soy, non-fat, almond, toned or regular, you can never go wrong with a carton of milk stored in your fridge. This dairy product is not only a rich source of calcium, but it can also lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and aid in weight loss. Whip up a steaming hot chocolate or a smoothie

5. Apples 


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An apple a day can definitely keep the doctor away. High in fibre and vitamin C, and they are low in calories and have zero fat or cholesterol. Regular consumption may reduce the risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. Eat as it, turn into a fruit salad or enjoy a quick crumble.

6. Paneer

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A staple in Indian kitchens, paneer is loaded with nutrients. Loaded with protein and calcium, cottage cheese keeps hunger pangs at bay, strengthens teeth and bones and helps burn fatter. Saute it, make a dip or make your own kind of sandwich.

7. Lemons

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Whether life gives your lemons or not, make sure you buy and stock a bunch in the fridge. Lemons are a winner when it comes to digestion, cleansing and purifying your body. Rich in vitamin C, they are ideal to perk up boring food, be it moong dal, a salad or a soup. And of course, there’s lemonade!