Netravati kaddiyavar
Yes. Hiring an Indian home cook is often more economical in the long run, especially for families. It reduces frequent restaurant spending while providing healthier, customized meals every day.
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Sunanda Gaikwad
Home cooks prepare food in your own kitchen, allowing better control over cleanliness and food handling. In restaurants, kitchen hygiene and food storage practices are not always visible to customers.
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Pramila Sonawane
Occasional restaurant food is fine, but eating it daily may lead to health issues such as obesity, acidity, high cholesterol, and blood sugar imbalance due to high calories and low nutritional value.
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Neeta
Absolutely. Indian home cooks can customize meals for diabetes, blood pressure, weight loss, low-oil diets, and meals suitable for children or elderly family members.
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Kavita Bhatu
Yes. Home-cooked food prepared by Indian home cooks uses fresh ingredients, controlled oil and salt, and healthier cooking methods. Restaurant food often contains excess oil, butter, salt, and preservatives to enhance taste.
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