Simple Kitchen Tips To Keep Your Paneer Fresh

It often happens that storing paneer for long periods can make it taste sour. Here are some steps to keep your paneer fresh and soft.

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Tip 1

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Tip 2

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Tip 3

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Tip 4

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Tip 5

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Tip 6

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