5 Indian Street Foods Your Gym Instructor Will Never Allow You To Have

You workout regularly. You follow all the instructions given by your gym instructor. The craving for street delicacies never fades. Usually, it increases when you try to avoid such foods. You see your friends indulging in them daily on a daily basis. Often you end up eating those foods without taking the consent of your gym instructor. Here are 5 Indian street foods that your gym instructor will never allow you to have.

Samosa and Kachori

 

Samosa is a fried pastry with a savory filling that consists of spiced potatoes, peas, lentils, onions etc. Kachori  are stuffed with dal or spiced onions. These are perfect foods that will disrupt your diet plan and some stares from your instructor. Be careful.

 

Anda Bhurji

 

Stop confusing Anda Bhurji with scrambled eggs. They are 2 different dishes. Your gym instructor will force you to have scrambled eggs in the morning but will never recommend you to have roadside Bhurji Pav.

 

Indian Chinese

If you have ever tasted authentic chinese in a good restaurant, you will know that there is nothing chinese about the chinese street food joints that you find in every corner of Mumbai. A strict no no from your gym instructor.

 

 

Kebabs

Sliced meat cooked on a skewer, served with chutney or pita bread. Mouth watering, isn’t it? But, your gym instructor will never allow you to indulge on in this street food delicacy.

 

Maggi Noodles

A good and quick stomach filling snack but not the one that provides you with vital nutrients and proteins  required for your body.

 

 

 

 

For a better physique and happy gym instructor, avoid these foods.