Here’s to “Lassi” Days of Summer !!

Easy Indian and Indian fusion recipes for Mango Lassi and fruit lassis, vegan lassi drink, gluten free Indian recipes

Recipes for popular Mango Lassi and refreshing, fusion,vegan, gluten free and figure friendly Lassi flavor combinations.

Easy Indian and Indian fusion recipes for Mango Lassi and fruit lassis, vegan lassi drink, gluten free Indian recipes
Lassi flavors- Cantaloupe, watermelon, mango, peach, avocado and blueberry!  Indian and Indian fusion vegan, gluten free, figure friendly recipes

Lassi is served as a hot weather refreshment drink in India. Traditionally it was a blend of yogurt and water whisked together. It is a probiotic, protein and calcium rich drink that is cooling and easy to digest. Growing up in India I knew of 3 types of lassi-

Khari lassi- a blend of yogurt, water, black salt and a blend of spices that are good for digestion. Check out Indfused’s take on it with the Creamy Avocado Kefir Lassi.

Sweet lassi- a blend of yogurt, water and sugar.

Mango Lassi- Mangoes blended with yogurt and water.

As my interest in fusion cooking grew, I have several kinds of lassi that I love! I have been happy using the traditional yogurt but also using kefir, coconut milk and almond milk with avocados, watermelon, cantaloupes, peaches and blueberries to name a few 🙂

Check out these yummy, healthy drinks that also help me with weight loss as they are filling!

vegan, gf lassi made of cantaloupe, carrots and coconut milk, easy Indian fusion recipe
Terrific Triple C Lassi -vegan, gluen free lassi made of cantaloupe, carrots and coconut milk!
Watermelon Lassi- 4 ingredient, easy Lassi that is so figure friendly too
Ooh So Non- Fussy! Watermelon Lassi –4 ingredient, easy, figure friendly Lassi with watermelon and mint ! Yum!
Easy Indian recipe for the popular Mango Lassi !
Easy recipe for The Ever So Popular Mango Lassi !
Easy recipe for Ginger Peach Kefir Lassi with the goodness of Chia . serves 2
Ginger Peach Kefir Lassi with Chia
Indfused's recipe for Creamy Avocado Kefir Lassi is my take on the Khari Lassi with the goodness of avocado, cucumber and kefir added in
Indfused’s recipe for Creamy Avocado Kefir Lassi is my take on the Khari Lassi with the goodness of avocado, cucumber and kefir added in
Blueberry Lassi Laced with Cardamom -made with fresh blueberries
Blueberry Lassi Laced with Cardamom -made with fresh blueberries!

Hope you enjoy a ‘Lassi’ weekend!

Love,

❤

Sandhya

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  1. What a colorful and irresistible compilation of all your lassi drinks, Sandhya. In our family, we are only familiar with mango lassi which our adult children still love till today 🙂 I’ll have to get adventurous and try some others. 🙂

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    1. Thanks so much Loretta! Mango lassi is always a hit with all. The other combinations are my ideas and i hope you try them as well 🙂

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    1. Thanks Rita! Now that we are getting beautiful fresh blueberries, this lassi is truly a treat. Do let me know how you like it.

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    1. That is so funny! The mango lassi recipe I posted is so super easy to make and so delicious. You will love it.
      How is Scotland? I have not been there. We went to Spain recently and I could not stop taking photos.
      Your photographs are amazing!

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      2. We went to Madrid then went to Toledo, Granada, Cordoba and Barcelona. We got gorgeous weather too and daylight until 9:45 p.m.
        The food did not disappoint either 🙂

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  14. Awesome collection of vibrant and flavorful lassis Sandhya .Can’t take my eyes off the cantaloupe carrot coconut lassi .would love to give it a try soon 😃

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  16. Sandhya lassi is always my favorite, and I feel like drinking all those straight from the screen…such tempting pictures and beautiful glasses…Specially liked the watermelon lassi as never tried watermelon and yogurt…interesting

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    1. Do get involved in group boards on the social media like FB and Pinterest . That certainly helps. There are some specific for Maharashtrian cooking as well.
      Increasing traffic is a continuous effort but with good content, people do come.

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