Useful information on what food one can consume in the summer months which is very helps the body especially in the during the opperessive summer heat. I have tasted ragi dosa and ragi soup. But have to taste the above two items. I have heard about ragi balls which are consumed on a regular basis. Ragi is very good for our health all through the year and so are lentils. I have also had the fortune to ear jawar roti and corn roti too. They make the stomach feel light compared the the wheat roti.

They are famous in the semi arid region of the Telangana too. In the recent times I have only had ragi soup. I am having different variety of food which is especially light on the stomach and fruits too. Another two months are there then I can await for the rainy season. Till that time I will spend time tasting food which he light on the stomach as I do not feel hunger due to the extreme weather. It will cross forty degrees now. Thanks for the share.

I only knew about roti paratha, is it from India too? But the common one I like is biryani rice with sea foods. The rice water is comparable to rice wine in the Northern Philippines, but I have not tasted it. It does not appeal so much to me because of the appearance.

With the passage of time, we have got away from many traditional foods, which were based on the weather, and kept our bodies stronger and nourished.
Now, we fail to get enough nutrients. Use of Processed flour(Maida) worsens our situation.
Such traditional foods are making their way back into our day to day eating habits, but a lot still needs to happen.
Thanks for sharing this post.

True summer has its own food and it should be something soft and rich in water and vitamin d among other things, to consider. Thanks for the share and the information and making our summer more healthy and interesting, though some may not stick to this diet but I guess writers should since they know

sorry but i hate kfc theya re full of oil, sometimes the chicken is notwellcooked and smell like old and the service is horrible, for the price the price is too much to the food hat you eat with that low quality, I will never go kfc again, and when i complain they do not care, omg how bad they are

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Oh is that so? Well here, maybe because there are a lot of competition, restaurants would really make their fried chickens delicious.

KFC fried chicken here is delicious. Although, since I have my favorite which is a local one from here, I rated it a little lower.

So what restaurant in your country, offers the most delicious fired chicken?

“nakakagutom naman!”

I can’t help but shout this in our language.

When Bon Chon opened, we tried it and I liked it because of its sweetness and I’m a sweettooth. But, if eaten often, its sweetness is a bit overwhelming.

I like KFC, not so much for their fried chicken, but for their mushroom soup hehe.

If I have enough money and I am with my family, we surely will go to Max’s.

But if I have limited money, I’d always take the Crispy Chicken Sandwich of McDo. i also love its apple pie.

Din, what’s DIY? Sorry haven’t been to this place yet.

Jollibee, a ‘playsafe’ kind of place. If you don’t know what to eat, go to this place.

How about Army Navy?

I haven’t tried Bon Chon though it was opened months ago in mall here. I don’t like sweet chicken. Of those you mentioned, I (we) like Max’s best, though the other ones are cheaper. My next choice is Jollibee chicken. Thanks for the review, and yes, these companies should pay you for endorsing their chicken!

I like it so much.

Is fried chicken one of your favorites too? For me, it is. It cannot be helped that when I go to the mall I would always choose fried chicken with rice budget meal.

That price of $5 is expensive compared to the fastfood outlet’s budget meals for 2 piece chicken, with rice , gravy and a drink.

Though for the fine dining restaurants, the are the same for their budget meal of chicken with side dish, a dessert and softdrinks.

Maybe the super specialty hospital is performing executive check-ups or one that involves so many tests to determine a person’s health status. But only people with so much money can afford it, or those with health cards courtesy of their companies.