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Dairy

Milk, curd, and dairy drinks — genuinely mixed: plain dairy (curd, milk, buttermilk) is natural lactose sugar with zero added, while flavored/sweetened dairy (flavored milk, lassi, shrikhand) has real added sugar. Every item states its own added/natural split explicitly.

Lower glycemic index

Medium glycemic index

Mango Lassi

28–34g sugar per 1.5 cups (~360ml)

Source: Multiple recipe-nutrition estimates (22g at a 240ml serving, 28g at a 340ml serving) scaled to a 1.5-cup (360ml) reference serving. Total carbs: equal to total sugar — no starch component beyond the lactose/mango/added-sugar base. GI: medium — the dairy fat moderates the added sugar somewhat, but the sugar load here is still substantial. · last verified 2026-08-26

Mishti Doi (Sweet Bengali Curd)

20–24g sugar per 100g

Source: Retail label data for a commercial mishti doi product — 23g sugar per 100g. Total carbs: equal to total sugar — no starch component beyond the lactose/added-sugar base. GI: medium — the dairy fat/protein moderates the added sugar somewhat, though the concentration here is high. · last verified 2026-08-26

Sweet Lassi (Meethi Lassi)

26–30g sugar per 1 glass (~240ml)

Source: Recipe nutrition estimate (~28g/serving); sugar added to taste, so recipe-dependent. Total carbs: equal to total sugar — no starch component beyond the lactose/added-sugar base. GI: medium — the dairy fat moderates the added sugar somewhat, but the sugar load here is still substantial. · last verified 2026-08-26

Sweetened Flavoured Yogurt (Fruit)

13–15g sugar per 100g cup

Source: Nutrition-database estimate for fruit-flavoured sweetened yogurt. Total carbs: equal to total sugar — no starch component beyond the lactose/fruit/added-sugar base. GI: medium — the dairy fat/protein moderates the added sugar somewhat. · last verified 2026-08-26

Higher glycemic index