The ode to Maggi

Wanderlust captures the widely accepted Nirvana which comes to us in the form of Maggi noodles:

For most bachelors with severely demented cooking abilities like yours truly, Maggi has always come as a saviour in moments of crisis. It was there for us in those hostel days when the mess gave us zebra fodder in the name of dinner or when our initial attempts at cooking had left us with tar-like curries and even darker self esteems.

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1 Response to “The ode to Maggi”


  1. 1 Mansi Feb 8th, 2008 at 3:15 am

    Maggi has been a blessing for many during school and hostel days, in fact, even now it continues to be the preferred noodles of so many Indians, even outside the US!:)

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