NEW DELHI<\/strong> \u2014 The demand for transparent, fresh, and highly customizable plant-based dining has reached an all-time high. Responding to this culinary shift, Spice & Sprout Cafe today announced the launch of its new summer menu. The rollout places clean, farm-to-table ingredients at the forefront while introducing dedicated vegan pathways and shareable group platters.<\/p>\n The new menu simplifies group dynamics by clearly categorizing dishes by spice tolerance and dietary restriction, ensuring seamless communal dining.<\/p>\n Every dish on the new menu highlights a strict “fresh-only” sourcing policy. The cafe has partnered directly with regional organic cooperatives to eliminate frozen substitutes.<\/p>\n The crown jewel of this fresh approach is the Artisanal Paneer Tikka Salad<\/strong>. This dish features daily-batch, hand-pressed cottage cheese tossed with crisp heirloom tomatoes, organic cucumber ribbons, and field greens. It is lightly dressed with a cold-pressed mustard oil vinaigrette, offering a crisp, nutrient-dense option that celebrates raw, unadulterated flavors.<\/p>\n To accommodate large gatherings, the cafe introduced heavy-hitting Communal Grazing Boards<\/strong>. These platters eliminate the stress of ordering for crowds with mixed preferences.<\/p>\n The Royal Street Food Sampler<\/strong> is designed for four to six diners:<\/p>\n Navigating dietary restrictions is now entirely friction-free. The menu features an expanded Vegan Vanguard<\/strong> section, replacing dairy ghee and cream with coconut milk and cashew paste. The standout dish is the Silk-Road Tofu Korma<\/strong>, a rich, aromatic curry that delivers a velvety texture without a single trace of animal products.<\/p>\nFrom Farm to Table: The Power of Fresh Ingredients<\/h3>\n
Group Dining Solved: Massive Shareable Platters<\/h3>\n
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Inclusive Eating: Dedicated Vegan and Mild Options<\/h3>\n