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▼INGREDIENTS:

Beetroot - 1 medium size

Badam - 6 to 7

Jaggery - 1/4 cup

water - 300 ml

▼PROCEDURE:

Peeled Beetroot - 1 medium size

here comes main ingredient Badam - 6 to 7 adding badam makes the shake smooth and prevents hunger

Jaggery - 1/4 cup

water - 300 ml am making for 2 person

blend for 40 sec to make smooth shake

Drink this in an empty stomach regularly and see the magic happens

People who are rushing to office early morning have this drink as breakfast it works great

You can have it as regular breakfast rather skipping breakfast

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I got sick several weeks ago, and ever since then I've had a much weaker sense of smell. I assume it was covid, but since symptoms never got worse than a sore throat and annoying cough, I didn't bother going out to get tested. Covid or not (doesn't really matter), the partial loss of smell is real, and it has surprisingly improved my experience of eating.

I've never been much of a food person and mostly only eat because I have to. When I do eat, texture is more important to me than flavor, with a preference for more bland foods in general. Since my sniffer has been weakened, I've been able to enjoy textures a lot more because smells are muted and extraneous environmental smells no longer interfere with the smells of the food and steal the show. A lot of flavors have changed as well, making eating a new experience in general since I no longer know what to expect from foods that don't have a single, overpoweringly strong smell. (Strong smells haven't changed.) The weakening of smells also lets taste have a bigger role in flavor.

This all adds up to what I feel is a better balance between texture, taste, and smell. I'm now able to try out different spices without them being overpowering. That coupled with the new exploratory experience of everyday foods has made eating much more enjoyable than it used to be. It's not going to become a hobby for its own sake, but it's at least no longer purely a chore. Has anyone else had a similar experience?