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I Tried Open Secret Veggie Chips: Beetroot, Pumpkin & Spinach Review

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Product image from Zepto showing Open Secret Un-Junked Veggie Chips in Beetroot, Pumpkin & Spinach. The packaging shown is similar to the pack I received. I tried the Open Secret Veggie Chips — Beetroot, Pumpkin & Spinach on July 8, 2026, after buying a 40 g pack from Zepto for ₹50 . I had been curious about these because I've always liked the idea of having a snack made with actual vegetables rather than just eating another regular potato-based snack. What made this particular pack even more interesting was that it combined three vegetables in one pack: beetroot, pumpkin and spinach . So instead of having to decide which vegetable-based flavour to try first, I could try all three at once. And honestly? I liked them. There are a few things I think could be improved, particularly the texture, spice level and price, but overall this was one snack I was happy to finish. What Are Open Secret Veggie Chips? The pack I bought was the Beetroot, Pumpkin & Spinach variety from ...
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I Tried 4700BC Pretzel Knots And Here's What I Found

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4700BC Himalayan Salt Pretzel Knots — my first look at the mini baked pretzels I tried. I had never tried pretzel knots before, so when I spotted 4700BC Himalayan Salt Pretzel – No Palm Oil on Zepto, I became curious. The packaging looked premium, the little pretzels looked cute, and the product photographs made them look like a proper crunchy snack. So on July 8, 2026 , I decided to give them a try. I bought one 50 g pack for ₹56 from Zepto . And after eating them over several days, sharing them with my parents, and eventually throwing away what was left, I have to say... These looked much better than they tasted to me. Here's my honest experience. 🛒 What I Bought Product: 4700BC Himalayan Salt Pretzel – No Palm Oil Flavour: Himalayan Salt Pack Size: 50 g Price I Paid: ₹56 Purchased From: Zepto Date Purchased: July 8, 2026 The product is made in a small, bite-sized pretzel shape and is marketed as a baked snack without palm oil. 4700BC describes its Himalayan Salt Pretzels...
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How to Start a Digital Product Business with $0 Using Payhip (Beginner Guide)

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Payhip makes it easy to launch a digital product store with no monthly subscription. Sell ebooks, templates, sticker packs, printables, and more—all from a beginner-friendly dashboard. Introduction For the longest time, I thought creating an online store meant paying a monthly subscription. When I first started exploring print-on-demand, I created a Shopify store using Printify. At the time, the plan cost me only about ₹20 per month , so it felt like a good deal to get started. But later, I discovered something even better for beginners. A platform where you can start selling digital products without paying any monthly store subscription at all. That platform was Payhip . Whether you're selling ebooks, printable planners, sticker packs, templates, digital art, software, or other downloadable products, Payhip lets you launch an online store for $0 upfront . You only pay transaction fees when you actually make a sale, making it one of the lowest-risk ways to start an online business...
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