Traditionally served chilled, you can make a warm version of this tangy dish too. The pineapple is cooked with jaggery and along with the other fruits is mixed with the mustard paste which is the key ingredient of this traditional recipe.

A cool and refreshing salad that you will love to have with lunch on a hot summer’s day. The carrot raisin salad is also a pleasure to behold, with vibrant orange coloured carrots and orange slices freckled with deep black raisins. Enjoy the splash of colours and flavours in this tangy salad.

Trade its roots to the Mediterranean. A soothing, wine-red cocktail. Only it's non-alcoholic.

A cooling drink with the taste of oranges.

Iron, required for the continuous supply of blood and nutrients to the brain and keep it functioning efficiently, which is found in applicable amounts in Muesli. Coating the fruits with luscious butterscotch sauce and serving with this crunchy muesli makes them totally irresistible. Watch the kids gobble them up!

There couldn't possibly be a better choice than a cream dressing to accompany this delicious salad.

Sheer excitement in every mouthful! The Beetroot and Fruit Salad is a delicious combination of cooked beetroot cubes with sweet banana and apple, and tangy orange, pineapple and sweet lime segments, with a crunchy dressing dominated by orange squash and crushed peanuts. A topping of crisp peanuts and zesty pomegranate seeds add to the aroma and flavour of this refreshing salad.

Oats and Orange Rabdi, this rabdi is an unbelievably tastier and healthier version of the traditional high calorie sweet. Low-fat milk, minimal amount of ghee and high fibre oats brings the calorie count down to only 98 per serving – enough reason to forget the original and add this to a diabetic menu intermittently during festivals! Try other diabetic friendly sweet dishes like Date and Apple Kheer , Diabetic Caramel Custard , Gajar Halwa , Oats Apple Phirni and Shrikhand .