Eat light & healthy sattvic snacks to boost energy this sawan month

Written by: Deepa

Reviewed by: Dr. Deepak Soni

18 July 2025

Sawan is a time for stillness and light eating. 

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Here’s a list of 5 sattvic, monsoon friendly snacks that will nourish your body, soothe your mind, and sustain fasting ceremonies!

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A classic Sawan fasting comfort food. Sautéed, lightly spiced tapioca pearls, peanuts and lime juice make this dish easy to digest and provide instant energy. Great for a Sawan (or any) fast or simply light snacking.

Sabudana Khichdi

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Tasty and light garlic- and lightly-salted fox nuts, roasted in ghee. Light, crunchy, and a perfect vegetarian protein and antioxidant-rich satiating snack. The perfect snack for Sattvic eating.

Roasted Makhana (Fox Nuts)

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Steamed, cold sweet potatoes lightly tossed with lemon, rock salt and cumin. Tasty, grounding and energizing, and can easily be made. Great balance of taste and satisfaction.

Steamed Sweet Potato Chaat

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Prepare a bright mix of banana, apple, pomegranate or any seasonal fruit, crown it with soaked chia seeds. Naturally sweet, pack with hydrating fibre, and ideal as a snack for sustaining energy during Sawan.

Fresh Fruit Bowl With Chia Seeds

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Fresh grated coconut mixed with dates or jaggery or both. A quick and easy Sattvic sweet fix without refined sugar. A great snack for energy.

Coconut Ladoo

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Sattvic snacks are light & fulfilling, ideal for the relaxing vibe of Sawan. Eating clean in this holy month will help boost physical energy, & mental clarity. Try these sattvic foods fresh for a happier and healthier monsoon. Always ask your nutritionist before adding anything new into your meals.

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