Kachori is a popular street snack in India, known for its crispy, flaky exterior and spiced filling. It can be consumed as is, with condiments like coriander and tamarind dips, or may even be served with a slightly tangy potato curry. Usually, the kachori is deep-fried. However, this puffed pastry can also be made in an air fryer. This way, you can enjoy the snack without a tinge of guilt.

A bright and cooling festive drink, this haldi chaas mocktail blends the goodness of yoghurt, turmeric, and herbs into a golden glass of comfort. It’s perfect for welcoming guests after travel or heavy Diwali snacks, offering a soothing balance of flavour, health, and tradition with every sip.

This ice cream sandwich is the ideal fusion of crunchy, sweet churros and rich, cool ice cream, making it a must-have dessert for Diwali. It can be a perfect ending to your festive dinner or a refreshing snack during the celebrations. This dessert is a fun twist on traditional sweets, bringing a burst of sweetness and joy to your Diwali festivities.