We have earlier mentioned eating habits of various cultures and nations that differ with respect to religion, faith on foods and many other cultural aspects. In this article we will describe eating habits of Sikhism that originated from Punjab and have very rich culture in their way of living. If we discus eating habits, diet and food of Sikhs, we will come to know that they eat vegetables but are not strictly bound to eat meat. Some other eating habits and food used by Sikhs are:


  • Most of the Sikhs don’t like to eat halal meat, kosher meat and alcohol.
  • In worship house of Sikhs, Langar is distributed that is based on vegetables.
  • Sikhs use to eat special dish named as Karah Parshad on their special religious events.
  • Sikhism is part of Indian culture and they eat together that show that they believe on equality of humans.
  • Other healthy food like fruits, grains, poultry and dairy products are used by Sikhs on their routine meals.
  • They also eat at three times as breakfast, lunch and dinner.
  • Modern community of Sikhs tempts to go to restaurants to enjoy their food.
  • Sharing food is one of important aspects of eating habits and dinning etiquette of Sikhism.
  • Desserts and sweet dishes are served as a part of meal.
  • Sikhs also eat healthy food and take good care of their diet and health.

As we know most of the Sikh community live in India and their eating habits are influenced by Indian food culture. For more information regarding Sikh eating habits, you take help from Hindu Eating Habits from same Blog.