Author: Nishtha Sethi

Indian ready-to-eat meals are a boon for all the people living abroad and craving some masaledaar khaana in their life. All students leaving for further studies abroad usually stock up on rajma-chaawal, makhni gravies, masala noodles, and Amritsari chole. We tried Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice. Let's see if this pack of a ready-to-eat meal is worth carrying across the seven seas. Here is our #FirstImpression of Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice. What you need to know about Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice *As per information on the pack Gluten-free No preservatives Comes in a microwave-safe tray Provides 120 calories per serving Can be heated in a microwave or a stovetop Contains milk, traces of soy products and peanuts Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice The rice is sticky and the curry completely tasteless. A big thumbs down to this chole-chaawal combination. MRP - Rs 150/- *Price at the time of review #FirstImpression of Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice Let's admit it, when you open a ready-to-eat meal, no one expects to eat anything homemade and fresh with a special 'maa ke haath wala' flavor. That's understood, and no one in their right minds would have that kind of expectation. But, ready-to-eat meals have come a long distance in the way they are packaged, and technology has helped brands keep the taste and nutrition of ready-to-eat meals as close to the original as possible. What we are trying to say here is that it is entirely possible, in this day and age, to have a tasty ready-to-eat meal for anyone who chooses to do so. We have tasted several ready-to-meals in the Mishry kitchen, but nothing rated as badly as Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice. You accept these foods with lower expectations, but having said that, the fancy outer covering cannot be enough to make the consumer buy something that tastes this bad. #FirstImpressions: Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice - The outer packing FirstImpressions: Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice - The final reveal This combination comes in pretty fancy box packing. However, there is an unappetizing aroma as soon as you open the plastic film. The chhole looks green and completely uninviting. Upon tasting, we realized the flavor is even worse. The chickpeas aren't cooked properly and have a terrible sour aftertaste which is far from what chhole should taste like. The gravy too is insipid, no taste here. The ratio of rice and curry is not proportionate. The chhole is much lesser in comparison to the rice. Talking about the rice, that's sticky and dry, with a rubbery taste. Appearance-wise, the chana is green and completely tasteless and definitely nowhere close to the beautiful pictures on the outer covering. A big thumbs down to Fazlani Foods Chickpeas Curry With Basmati Rice. Without a doubt, there are better options available in the market. We are not putting a 'buy button' for this product. * If you do agree with our review, please give it a thumbs up! And, tell us which one is your favorite from this list. If you don’t, please tell us why!* Food & Beverage is a constantly evolving segment with new products launched daily. Our endeavor here is to help shoppers buy better. If there’s a product you would like us to review tell us by clicking here. * Our reviews are unbiased and all samples used during the reviews were paid for by us. Read our entire ethics statement here.* No part of this review is sponsored by any brand. All expenses were borne by us.

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