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A nutritious, high‑protein Indian‑style sandwich packed with boiled moong dal, paneer, fresh herbs and a zingy mint‑coriander chutney. Perfect for a filling breakfast or weight‑loss friendly snack, delivering 22.5 g protein, 380 kcal and 7 g fiber in a single serving.
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