Multi-day weddings: one small food or timing trick that keeps you going?
Many Indian weddings pack an early morning puja, long daytime visiting, and late-night sangeet/dinner. If you could share just one small thing you do — a snack, when you eat, a short nap, a drink, or a portion swap — that helps you avoid crashing and feel fine the next day, what is it?
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Carry a small balanced snack (~150–250 kcal) combining a low‑GI carb + protein + a little fat and drink 200–300 ml water or chaas 60–90 minutes before the late event. Examples: banana + a handful of roasted peanuts, khakhra with peanut/chana masala, idli with peanut chutney, or roasted chana + fruit. The protein+fat slows carb absorption, steadies blood sugar and hunger, reduces tendency to overeat or rely on sugary/boozy picks, and is portable for multi‑day wedding schedules.