Masala Maggi is one of the few Maggie noodles that rarely goes on sale. 8 pack is currently selling for $2.50 at Coles.
Maggi Masala 2-Minute Noodles 8 Pack $2.50, Indya Crown Basmati Rice 5kg $10.50 @ Coles
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Most noodles are made from plain flour aren't they?
Even the whole wheat maggi has just 10% whole wheat content, the rest is still plain flour.
Source: https://www.maggi.com.au/product/maggi-2-minute-noodles-chic…
People who have negged have no clear idea of the product I'm referring to. The original Maggi whole wheat is this https://www.amazon.in/Maggi-Nutri-Licious-Atta-Noodles-Masal…
This has 85.3 percent whole wheat as supposed to the whole wheat version of Maggi which is sold/made in Australia
Don't think this is sold in the supermarket. Maybe only in Indian grocery stores.
@mynameisborat: No i have seen in Woolworths some stores only and they are often out of stock of it. But occasionally they do have it
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Maggi original is way better tasting and texture than the atta noodles. You should only have it as an occasional treat, so the very marginal "healthy" factor should not matter.
Nice, Thanks op
awesome .. now have to buy them before the neighboring Indian store buys them
Any recommendations for Gluten free noodles?
rice noodles
Thanks
Does anywhere in Brisbane sell these? I have never seen them
Every single Indian grocery store should have it, if not Woolies or Coles. It's a must try. You may also want to try Maggi Ketchup that you will find in the same stores.
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You are ingesting them from the wrong end.
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They are really nice if anyone like to do bit of efforts can add couple of chillies and sliced onions sauté add masala and then add Maggie add water let it boil and cook so the every mixed well, just to finish it off touch tomato sauce, lemon juice and coriander in pan.. the way we eat Maggie.. oh made me hungry.. Enjoy…
Yup! Try a different recipe each time and you won't regret the most of them: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=maggi+recipes & https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=maggi+masala+re…
Dont ever add masala before boiling. Looses all flavour. Add it at last minute only
Are these individually packed inside?
no, they aren't
Thanks for the info, how about the seasoning packets? Does it come in just one gigantic packet as well?
no, they are individual packs.. one for each block of noodles.
a bachelor's staple food in india :)
must give it a try.. only if you can find stock at this price..
else, visit any indian grocery store
enjoy!
looks tempting.. where can i buy in wa coles?
International aisle, Indian section. Not all Coles have them but most big ones do.
Best way to make it a meal? Bit of chicken, Broc, capsicum?
yup will be nice. whateva you want really. its got a nice curry flavour.
I generally add frozen veggies (carrots + corn + peas or carrots + beans + broccoli) along with stuff that Nonnu mentioned above
Flavour is fantastic, but not a fan of the texture of these noodles.
The Spice mix is what you need. You should be able to get this: https://www.ebay.com.au/c/28026659344 from any Indian store and use it with some other noodles brand that you prefer.
Sure it is a bargain but it'll cost ya
Only $2.50
Maybe if you only value your butthole at $2.50?
Not supposed to be eaten from it. Not sure what's wrong with people.
This is great, but if you can get your hands on the Fijian made version, it tastes even better, IMO
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Tried that last time. Very spicy flavoured noodles. Love the taste over the normal Maggi. Be prepared for burning sensation morning after.
That is where you restrict how much masala you want to add. I add half.
My butthole is used to this. I go double or nothing.
Maggi launched a new oats version of the masala noodles and they are suprisingly good!
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Tried these for the first time because of this post. Love it!
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Check stock before going, it's OOS in many locations
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These are not made with whole wheat flour, but rather plain flour (called maida). I would rather go with the Maggi made from whole wheat