Food is Our Passion

We often quietly cut down a few blue spots in the last bread to avoid going to the shop, thinking it did not matter. The reality is, however, totally different; once mould grows on food, whether it is bread or something, mycotoxins are released, which causes several diseases in humans, including diarrhea and vomiting.

Tiffin service's popularity is growing, and it is believed that this trend will continue over the years. People's busy schedules, growing focus on a healthy diet and many more factors have contributed to this. This modern version of the traditional Indian lunchbox system provides healthy, hygienic and home-cooked food to individuals who can't cook on their own.

Are you above 65? Is your weight under control? If yes, it is good, but if not, you need to change your diet and lifestyle. Those days are gone when you could eat anything without thinking about the consequences. Consuming an unbalanced diet in old age is an open invitation to several health problems.

Do you often eat unhealthy foods? Do you feel lethargic eating them all day? Is being restless normal to you? If so, it’s high time to rethink your diet and embrace choices that make you feel good about yourself. But you may say that

Winter brings chapped lips, dry skin and a desire for warm clothes, gloves and caps. We feel extra hungry during winter and want to indulge in mouth-watering foods. And what is better than Indian foods to satiate our hunger

Tiffin services’ popularity has seen a significant rise in Vancouver, and many compelling reasons contributed to it. It is a common service originated in India where fresh, home-cooked meals are delivered to customers

Ash Foods, a pioneer in delivering home-cooked meals to families across Vancouver, is delighted to feature in a recent article

A sentiment that is often shared by people while living in Vancouver is the craving for authentic North Indian food.