Foodie Confessions: Ayushi Rai's Guilty Pleasures | Exclusive

Content creator Ayushi Rai has exclusively connected with whosthat360 for the food segment, what's on my plate. She has shared her favorite foods and much more.

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What's your go-to breakfast dish to start your day?

My go-to breakfast has to be sunny side up, since I live alone and have full-time work, this breakfast right here makes it easy.

What's your favorite comfort food, and why does it bring you joy?

Dal Chawal, Aloo ki sukhi sabji for the win for me, because this used to be my staple food while growing up, and it's just a gush of emotions I feel every time I have it.

What's the best meal you've had recently, and where did you have it?

I recently had Two to Tango salad at Lylaa, It is basically avocado and mango-based salad, and I am a fan now

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What's one food trend you're excited to try, and why?

I want to try the Diet Coke trend, haha cause I am a big Diet Coke fan

What's your favorite snack to munch on while working or on-the-go?

Lately, I have been trying to be healthy so its usually a fruit bowl or sometimes a cranberry protein bar

What's the most adventurous food you've ever tried, and would you recommend it?

I tried Veg Moussaka, which I am not sure is the most adventurous, but definitely, it was something unique for me; a must-try for sure

What's your favorite cuisine, and what dish do you always order?
 
I love Mexican food; I usually prefer a buritto bowl, but the majority of the time I also end up ordering burgers on my cheat days cause I am big on them

Photo Credit: Ayushi Rai Instagram

What's the one food you can't live without, and why is it a staple in your diet?
 
I can't live without Dahi; as desi, as it may sound, I genuinely need it with all my meals; it just makes everything so tasty. I can't do without it.

What's your favorite dessert, and do you have a sweet tooth?

When it comes to desserts, it's always cake for me; when paired with coffee, that's heaven.

What's the best food advice you've received, and from whom?

My mother once told me that one should eat 70% of their appetite ideally and take less food on the plate. Mainly for 2 reasons: to avoid waste of food & to not overeat because then that becomes a habit.