>Just had: Maggi Pazzta
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Just had Maggi’s newly launched Pazzta. I made it as prescribed, cause I wanted to see how it is.
The Downside
– The quantity is quite less. Its not a full meal for a person like the noodles, its a snack.
– The tastemaker is really strong, though this might have more to do with me, since I rarely have onion, garlic (being a Jain). I found the tastemaker only onion and a bit of garlic, what about all the other masalas salt, ajwain, pepper etc..??
The Upside:
– The pasta is made of Suji/Rawa! The fact that its not maida, makes it quite a healthy snack as far as I am concerned 🙂
– Its again a ‘5 minute’ snack. The best part of Maggi noodles I find is how quick it is to make. These pasta follow that tradition and we have one more quick and tasty snack from Nestle.
Tips:
-Add more water than they say! Atleast 3 small cups.
All in all the taste was quite good. A good accompaniment to have along with bread and maybe a hot cup of tea!
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