Hi, this is a blog that will tell you about my other blog that recently got published.
Keep reading to know more….
If you remember that in my last blog, I talked about my longest blog will be the next, well I was talking about this blog. Not this blog, but the one I am about to share. I submitted that blog on 17th December, and it took me days to write it because 1: I am not used to writing longer blogs, and 2: Longer blogs require more research and ideas.
But, there’s a thrill in writing longer blogs, and it gives me immense happiness to see them published. They published the blog on 18th December. On the same date when I shared another blog.
Check out my blog on ⇾ Superfood Amla
Then come back here to drop your valuable comments. It’s a bit longer than my usual blogs, but I will appreciate your valuable time.
Also,
I want to thank Kirsten, a blogger, writer, friend, super mom, and hurricane slayer.
&
Clickatripafrica for helping me out with this blog (not this blog, the Amla one). For those who don’t know yet, ClickatripAfrica is a business venture by Pooja G alongside her sister. They are your best travel organizers for your next trip (or first trip to Africa). Can you imagine I asked questions related to Amla from them? I am sure they must be shocked, haha, but they were super helpful.
Don’t forget to drop comments after reading my blog (not this one, the Amla one).
Until next time, keep smiling.
62 responses to “My Blog about Amla got published”
Very nice dear, keep writing longer and interesting blogs.
Thanks for reading
Congratulations and good article.
Thanks 😀
That’s cool, I didn’t know there were amla trees. I could really take it for my vision. It is not great at all. There’s a lot of benefits with amla, and you laid the pros and side effects out in great detail here. Thank you for sharing, Devang and Healthieyoo. Also, thank you for the name drop. 😇
Aha I got a comment from you.
When I don’t get comment, I get nervous 😜.
Now, next time you go to super Markets and let me know if you find some stuff related to amla and what else you can find.
I eat amla daily, this time I’m thinking to have amla juice in summers as well.
Aww! Dont be nervous! 😊 I will definitely look for this at the health food stores. There’s lots of benefits.
That would help me 😃☃️
Such a detailed blog!!!
I surely am out of energy, so I must grab some amlas😛 (enough to write this comment though).
I eat one amla daily although don’t like them much😅
Cheers to your lengthiest blog, D😊
Aha that’s the secret to everything.
You stay as you are !!
Keep shining like this.
Thank you so much for reading, you are very generous Super V 🤗
My pleasure!! 😊
🦸🏻♀️🌺
Congratulations 😊, super food amla is really very nice blog and it contains lots of useful information. Amazing blog, glad to know that much about amla😊
Hey thank you so much for reading it. You are super kind
It’s really interesting Devang… Amla with lots of benefits.
Hi, thanks for reading.
Always my pleasure..
Devang, I need your help for one of my blog comment.
Feel free to share..
Have you noticed one comment below my recent post from Lov Verma? What he exactly meant?
Whether it’s related with my vocabulary or a common phrase.
He mentioned grammatical error.
Alright Devang!
Thank you
A direct criticism:)
Yeah!!
Well no worries.
I’m sure you can use it for future.
Yes, I haven’t found much. I don’t think like people are perfect in framing sentences. Apart from natives, it happens.
Congratulations! Well done!
Thank you so much 🙇🏻♂️
My pleasure Devang!
Very interesting article. My sister was the one you asked and she was happy to help once I told her you write about such stuff. She was definitely a bit surprised first lol. I rarely use amla but it’s interesting to learn more about it.
I never realised whom I was speaking to, until she told me
You guys speak in a very similar manner online. 😝
That IG account of yours is active, and I was curious to know how amla is used in Africa. What better way to learn about it, then from the people who know considerably more than anyone else 🤭
Haha yeah we do sound similar when we speak. I don’t know if we’re the best people to talk to about something like this but hopefully we were helpful.
I got great help actually. 😁
Thank you so much
That’s awesome, glad she could help!
Can you please my message that I really appreciate her help.
She was very kind and helped me in great way.
She said you’re welcome and she was happy to help.
🙇🏻♂️
Hey, congrats! I’m sure you worked super hard, like you always do!
I’ll go ahead and read the blog too (when I’m less sleepy 😂).
Thanks!!
Let me know your review then 🙂
Congratulations! 🙂
Thank you so much ⭐🙇🏻♂️
Very lovely post
Thanks
Your welcome
Why??
Why what?
I read it! It’s nice. Thanks for sharing all the information!
In fact, i don’t eat amla much but my mom always tells me how it’s so beneficial. I eat it as murabba sometimes and that also tasted nice. Amla definitely does act like a superfood, what with all the never ending benefits you mentioned! Great postm
Hey thanks for reading it.
I also eat murabba. This time I’m planning to have amla juice in summers.
Pleasure!
And nice. Summer is still far away sadly.
Well done on your longer post. I think you’ve been successful in your post. It’s well structured and flows well. The evidence is clearly presented.
I love gooseberries … grew up with them as my gran always bought them, but not sure if it is/was the same variety. I do like them and tend to buy them when I see them but I think they have a limited/short season. I thought they grow on a bush, so I was surprised to learn that they are actually from trees
Just realised that’s the European gooseberry. They’re not the same
Yes Indian gooseberry grows on tree. I’ve Planted some plants of amla in a park, but as mentioned in my blog it requires care and I planted them before pandemic, so they didn’t received much care.
I need to search about European gooseberry, I’m curious now.
So informative and useful Post! Congratulations, Devang! You deserve it 🎉💐
Thank you so much sir
Hi Devang,
Amla sounds like a fantastic fruit! Thanks for informing us about its health benefits. Too bad I live in such a cold climate and cannot find the fruit. It looks like it is available dried as a supplement. Congratulations on your article!
Hi, thanks!
You can find it’s product on e stores.
Amla juice, candies are equally effective.
Wow, that’s ambitious Devang! 2 blogs and longer ones too! Congratulations ❤️🍾🍾❣️
Thanks 🙂🌟
👍🏽
Amla is indeed a superfood. Though many people don’t like the taste of it. But there are so many recipes to make it taste better and include it in your diet.
Yes….
That’s what I mentioned in the blog.
I hope more people understand the importance of this tiny fruit.