Sweets served around festivals come loaded with processed sugar and clarified butter. In small quantities, these sweets do not harm. However, in excess, sweets can cause cavities, hyperactivity in children (which always leads to a temper tantrum inducing crash) and other health issues.
It becomes difficult to control the kind of sweets served at other's houses, why not at least switch to a healthy alternative in your own home? Take a look at two healthy alternatives to sugar-laden sweets around festival time.
Chocolate Dipped Strawberries -
Healthy Nut Balls
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