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By Nishang Narayan
Published on March 25, 2025
Is your whisky glass ready for a revolution? This International Whiskey Day, The Glenwalk is rewriting the rules and elevating the celebration! Whether you enjoy whisky neat, on the rocks, or in a signature cocktail, this is your moment to savor The Glenwalk experience—a premium blended Scotch that’s captivating whisky lovers everywhere.
Imagine the rich aromas of treacle, flapjack, and sweet caramel filling your glass, followed by a smooth, buttery finish that lingers like a Scottish Highland tale. That’s The Glenwalk in every sip. But don’t just take our word for it—The Glenwalk is not just a fan favorite, but an award-winning whisky, proudly holding a Gold Medal from the India Wines & Spirits Award (IWSA) 2024, along with other prestigious honors.
With its refined taste, The Glenwalk has expanded across 50 cities in 8 Indian states and is now winning hearts internationally with successful launches in Canada and the Middle East. To make this exceptional whisky even more accessible, The Glenwalk introduces sleek new 200ml nips, perfect for celebrations on the go.
Whether you're hosting a whisky soirée or just unwinding, celebrate with these Glenwalk-exclusive cocktails:
A refreshing summer delight with a whisky twist.
Ingredients:
60ml The Glenwalk
25ml Watermelon syrup
10ml Lemon juice
2-3 Lemon wedges
7-8 Mint leaves
Soda (top-up)
Method:
Muddle lemon wedges, mint leaves, and fresh watermelon chunks in a tall glass.
Add watermelon syrup, lemon juice, and The Glenwalk. Stir, then add ice and top with soda.
Garnish with a sprig of mint and a watermelon slice.
A tangy and sweet berry-infused whisky mix.
15ml Lime juice
15ml Honey water (1:1)
10ml Blueberry crush
60ml Pineapple juice
4-5 Basil leaves
Ice
Shake all ingredients with ice.
Double strain into an ice-filled old-fashioned glass.
Garnish with a fresh basil leaf.
A bold mix of whisky, coffee, and chocolate.
30ml Coffee
10ml Chocolate syrup
3-4 dashes Orange bitters
Coffee beans (for garnish)
Shake The Glenwalk, coffee, chocolate syrup, and orange bitters with ice.
Strain into a coupe glass.
Garnish with coffee beans.
So, how are you celebrating International Whiskey Day? Grab a bottle of The Glenwalk, or the new 200ml nips, gather your friends, and toast to adventure, tradition, and exceptional taste. Because this whisky is more than just a drink—it’s an experience that’s taking the world by storm!
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By Hariharan U
Published on October 27, 2026
Baskin Robbins India has entered the waffle category with the launch of its New York Loaded Waffles, a new range of sandwich-style desserts combining loaded waffle bases, indulgent fillings and signature ice cream pairings.
The launch marks an expansion of the brand's portfolio beyond its core ice cream offering, tapping into demand for new dessert formats and indulgent snack options. The range features two waffle layers filled and topped with a combination of spreads, sauces and crunchy ingredients.
The waffle bases incorporate brownie, cheesecake and chocolate chip ingredients, while consumers can enjoy the creations on their own or pair them with Baskin Robbins ice creams and gelatos for an additional layer of indulgence.
The Blueberry 'N White Chocolate Waffle combines white chocolate spread with blueberry sauce and French biscuit flakes. It can be paired with Blueberry Cheesecake Gelato for a fruit-forward dessert with creamy and crunchy elements.
The Brownie 'N Nutella Choco Chip Waffle features a brownie-loaded base, creamy Nutella and chocolate chips. The suggested ice cream pairing is Chocolate & Roasted Hazelnut Gelato, adding further chocolate and nutty notes.
For those who enjoy caramelised flavours and contrasting textures, the Cheesecake & Lotus Biscoff Crumble Waffle combines a cheesecake-loaded base with Lotus Biscoff spread and crunchy crumble. The dessert can be paired with Biscoff Ice Cream.
Completing the range, the Chocolate Overload Waffle features a chocolate chip-loaded base with milk chocolate spread and additional chocolate chips. Bavarian Chocolate Ice Cream is the suggested pairing, extending the chocolate-led flavour profile.
Commenting on the launch, Mohit Khattar, CEO, Graviss Foods Pvt. Ltd. (Baskin Robbins India), said, “At Baskin Robbins India, innovation is central to how we continue to delight consumers. The addition of New York Loaded Waffle sandwiches allows us to bring a fresh perspective to a familiar favourite. Our New York Loaded Waffles combine American flair and heritage with our understanding of Indian palates. They offer distinctive ways for consumers to enjoy their sweet treats and snacks. This launch reflects our continued focus on expanding our portfolio with exciting offerings that blend international taste, texture and choice.”
With its entry into waffles, Baskin Robbins is broadening its dessert offering through a format that combines familiar flavours with customisable ice cream pairings. The launch reflects the brand's efforts to explore new consumption occasions while building on its established presence in India's ice cream and dessert market.
Italian pasta is often celebrated for its simplicity, but the difference between a familiar favourite and a memorable dish lies in the details. At Allora Milano, Chef Amit Baidya brings this philosophy to three pasta preparations, balancing carefully handled ingredients, precise cooking techniques and distinctive finishing touches.
From the richness of truffle butter to the freshness of garlic, olive oil and chilli, and the delicate emulsion behind a traditional-style Carbonara, each dish demonstrates how technique can shape the final experience.
Mac and Cheese is a familiar comfort food, loved for its creamy texture and cheesy richness. At Allora Milano, the classic receives an indulgent upgrade through a four-cheese combination, a golden baked crust and a signature finish of house-made truffle butter.
The macaroni is cooked al dente so it retains its bite while finishing in the sauce and oven. A house-made béchamel, combined with fresh cream, creates the base, while garlic warmed in olive oil and dried oregano add fragrance.
Each cheese contributes a distinct quality. Cheddar brings colour and sharpness, processed cheese supports a smooth consistency, mozzarella provides melt and stretch, and Parmigiano adds nutty, savoury depth.
The coated macaroni is topped with cheddar, mozzarella and Parmigiano, then baked until golden and lightly crisp. Just before serving, clarified butter infused with truffle oil is added, releasing an earthy aroma that complements the richness of the cheese.
On the plate: Creamy and indulgent, with a golden crust, a velvety centre and a fragrant truffle finish.
“Mac and Cheese is comfort food, and kids especially love it, but I wanted to give it something extra. We keep the pasta al dente so it doesn’t go soft in the oven, use four types of cheese for depth, and finish it with truffle butter so the aroma hits you the moment it reaches the table. It’s familiar, but a little more special,” says Chef Amit Baidya.
Garlic, olive oil and chilli form the foundation of Spaghetti Aglio e Olio, a dish that leaves little room for error. At Allora Milano, the preparation focuses on fresh pasta, layered heat and the careful use of starchy cooking water.
The spaghetti is blanched fresh for every order, cooked for approximately nine minutes and cooled in ice water to stop the cooking process while preserving its bite. The reserved pasta water later helps bring the oil and other ingredients together.
Extra virgin olive oil forms the base, followed by chopped garlic, Thai chillies and chilli flakes. The fresh chillies provide an immediate kick, while lightly toasted flakes contribute a deeper warmth. Garlic is cooked just until fragrant to prevent bitterness.
Black olives, whole cherry tomatoes and pre-blanched sun-dried tomatoes add contrasting flavours, from savoury saltiness to concentrated sweetness and bursts of freshness. Pasta water helps emulsify the oil and juices into a light, glossy coating. Fresh basil, parsley, black pepper and Parmigiano complete the preparation.
On the plate: Light and aromatic, with lively chilli heat, juicy tomatoes and fresh herbs rather than a heavy sauce.
“Aglio e Olio has only a few ingredients, so every detail matters. We cook the pasta fresh for each order, toast the chilli flakes for a smoky note, and keep the cherry tomatoes whole so you get that burst of freshness. It’s a dish found everywhere, but the technique is what makes it ours,” says Chef Amit Baidya.
Carbonara is one of Italy’s best-known pasta dishes, but its traditional preparation is often misunderstood. At Allora Milano, Chef Amit Baidya’s version uses handmade fettuccine and a sauce built around egg yolks and Pecorino Romano, without cream.
The fettuccine is prepared in-house using 00 flour, whole egg, salt and a little saffron water, which gives the pasta its golden hue. The dough is kneaded, rolled and cut before being refrigerated in small batches. Each portion is blanched fresh and finished directly in the sauce.
The sauce combines four egg yolks with an equal weight of finely grated Pecorino Romano. Garlic and parsley are warmed in olive oil, while starchy pasta water helps create an emulsion. The egg-and-cheese mixture is then incorporated over very low heat with constant whisking.
Temperature control is critical. Excessive heat can scramble the eggs or cause the cheese to separate, resulting in a grainy texture. When handled carefully, the ingredients form a glossy sauce that coats each ribbon of pasta.
The dish is served without meat as standard, with prawns, chicken or vegetables available on request. Each serving provides approximately 15 g of protein before additional toppings.
On the plate: Silky and savoury, with tender golden ribbons, a peppery finish and the distinctive bite of Pecorino Romano.
“Carbonara looks simple, but it’s one of the most technical dishes on our menu. The difference between a silky sauce and a scrambled one is a few seconds and a few degrees. We make the fettuccine fresh, add saffron for that golden colour, and build the sauce with nothing but yolks, Pecorino and pasta water. No cream, no shortcuts,” says Chef Amit Baidya.
Across these three preparations, Allora Milano presents different expressions of pasta, from indulgent comfort food to ingredient-led simplicity and technique-driven cooking. Each dish reflects how attention to texture, temperature and balance can give familiar recipes a distinctive identity.
Where: Allora Milano, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad
The Residency Towers Coimbatore has ushered in the festive season with its annual Grand Fruit-Mixing Ceremony, bringing together guests and the hotel's culinary team to prepare the traditional blend for its signature Christmas plum cakes.
The ceremony marked the beginning of the hotel's Christmas preparations, with nearly 1,000 kilograms of fruits and nuts assembled for the seasonal baking programme. The ingredients included almonds, walnuts, cranberries, raisins, figs, black currants and candied ginger.
The fruits and nuts were combined with spirits, demerara sugar and aromatic spices to create a rich mixture that will be left to mature ahead of Christmas. The ageing process allows the ingredients to develop their flavours and aromas before they are incorporated into the hotel's festive plum cakes.
The traditional ritual brought hotel associates and guests together, celebrating the spirit of the season through a culinary tradition that has become a familiar part of Christmas preparations across the hospitality industry.
The matured fruit mixture will be used to prepare the hotel's signature Christmas plum cakes at Krave Patisserie, where the seasonal offerings are expected to feature among the highlights of the festive period.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Amarnath S, General Manager, The Residency Towers Coimbatore, said, “The annual cake-mixing ceremony is one of the most cherished traditions that heralds the festive season. At The Residency Towers Coimbatore, we look forward to this occasion as it brings our team and guests together to celebrate the joy of Christmas through the art of baking. With nearly 1,000 kilograms of carefully selected fruits and nuts, we aim to create plum cakes that capture the warmth, richness and nostalgia associated with the season. We look forward to welcoming our guests to experience these festive flavours at Krave Patisserie.”
With the annual ceremony setting its Christmas preparations in motion, The Residency Towers Coimbatore is looking to bring the flavours and traditions of the season to guests through its festive culinary offerings.
Venue: The Residency Towers Coimbatore
Address: 1076, Avinashi Road, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641018
Contact: 0422 315 5000
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