During the Holy Month of Ramadan, Muslims worldwide observe daily fasting during sunrise and sunset. For 30 days at sunset, those fasting will sit to observe 'iftar', a religious observance carried out throughout Ramadan. Shortly after, they will prepare for the day of fasting ahead with 'suhoor', before sunrise comes.

We all promised ourselves a healthy Ramadan — no fried pakoras, no fizzy drinks and no skipping suhoor meals. But let’s face it, so far all we’ve done is eat fried items, drink sodas and skip suhoor.

While the first two are still (somewhat) achievable, waking up for suhoor meals requires a lot more than self-restraint. Lack of sleep combined with post-iftar bloating makes it impossible to wake up in the in the middle of the night.

We promise: we are NOT going to start with the litany of rainbow and unicorn things that you’ve seen this year. TBH, we too, have had enough of the sprinkles, pinks and highlights. But darn these colourful croissants!

We JUST couldn’t resist these can’t-take-our-eyes-off-pretty rainbow croissants.