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Sonam Bajwa Explains Delayed Breakfast After Nighttime Carbs

Sonam Bajwa Explains Delayed Breakfast After Nighttime Carbs
Sonam Bajwa delays breakfast if she eats carbs at night: ‘One cup of rice, dal, salad, and…’ · indianexpress.com

Sonam Bajwa says she likes eating simple foods.

Her breakfast may include a lentil pancake and two boiled eggs.

She also eats rice, lentils, salad, and protein.

She tries not to eat carbohydrates at dinner.

If she does eat them, she sometimes has breakfast later the next day.

A dietitian says this may be fine if she is not hungry in the morning.

Eating carbohydrates at night does not automatically cause weight gain.

The important things are portion sizes, total calories, activity, and eating balanced meals.

Key facts

Sonam Bajwa’s age
36
Preferred breakfast
Moong dal cheela and two boiled eggs
Typical meal
One cup of rice, dal, salad, and some type of protein
Breakfast adjustment
She delays breakfast if she eats carbohydrates at night
Dietitian
Amreen Sheikh, chief dietitian at KIMS Hospitals, Thane
Expert view on nighttime carbohydrates
Carbohydrates do not automatically become fat because they are eaten at night
Potential concern
Regularly skipping breakfast without planning balanced later meals may contribute to energy dips, overeating, or poor food choices

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Sonam Bajwa

Indian actor discussing her regular eating habits

“My struggle is with dinner because I want to have carbs, but I have to avoid carbs at night. If this is the case, then I eat a late breakfast the next morning. I try to balance it like that. I like to have a normal routine.”
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“I take one cup of rice, dal, salad, and some type of protein. I like to have simple food.”
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Dr Amreen Sheikh

Chief dietitian at KIMS Hospitals, Thane

“The body doesn’t automatically convert them into fat just because of the timing. What matters more is total calorie intake, portion size, and overall activity levels. A balanced dinner with controlled portions of carbs is perfectly acceptable.”
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