Biryani Ordered More Than Once in Every Second on Swiggy in 2020
As contactless food became the norm in the coronavirus pandemic-hit year, online delivery platform Swiggy on Tuesday stated that some form of biryani was ordered over once every second while home-cooked food was one of the most ferried items in 2020.
As contactless food became the norm in the coronavirus pandemic-hit year, online delivery platform Swiggy on Tuesday stated that some form of biryani was ordered over once every second while home-cooked food was one of the most ferried items in 2020.
‘Health Hub provides healthy alternatives to South Indian cuisines in Chennai, it also offers healthy alternatives across all popular cuisines such as Continental, Pan Asian, North Indian, along with a wide selection of juices and desserts.’
With people looking out for healthy food options, Swiggy worked with nutritionists and restaurants here to come out with over 9,000 dishes from 700 outlets. For instance, millet based dosa/idli like Kambu Dosa, Kuthraivalli Dosa, Millet Idli, Millet Karuvepilai Idli, Wheat Dosa, are all available on Swiggy's Health Hub.
Consumers can choose from high-protein, low-carb, vegan, and keto meals across soups, salads, wraps and desserts.
What Food Orders Do Indians Make in 2018?
Indias foodies got experimental with international cuisines, became health conscious and gave a boost to online orders.
Indias foodies got experimental with international cuisines, became health conscious and gave a boost to online orders.
We want to dispel the common notion that healthy food is hard to find, lacking in taste and expensive, said Vivek Sunder, COO, Swiggy.
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