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I am a student currently pursuing engineering At Cummins College in Pune. I love cooking(mostly eating) and experimenting with recipes putting my own twist on them. I like writing a lot too, so I thought why not make a food blog? So here I am! (well I've heard it adds to my resume, so....)

I really like gardening, yoga and I am a huge fan of The Office(US version, sorry UK). I am also obsessed with my hair( I simply love taking care of it).
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