When it comes to sabudana, most people think that it is a fasting food because usually sabudana khichdi, vada, pakoda or sabudana kheer are eaten on fasts and fasting days. But sabudana, which is also called tapioca or sago in English, is found not only in India but all over the world and people like to eat it by making different dishes from it. Rich in carbohydrates, vitamins, protein, dietary fiber, iron and calcium, sabudana is very low in saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium and it is also gluten-free. Therefore, sabudana is not just a fasting food, but if you want, you can also include it in your daily diet.
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Despite so many benefits, pregnant women often have this doubt in their mind whether they should eat sabudana during pregnancy or not. During pregnancy, we should consume such things which are rich in nutrients so that the mother-to-be as well as the baby growing in the womb can develop completely. Therefore, it is important that your choice is right in terms of food. The nutrition level of sago is high and you can eat it in any way, be it a snack, meal or dessert. If you have any doubts about sago, then in this article we are telling you whether sago should be eaten during pregnancy or not, and what can be its benefits and disadvantages.
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