Mishry Rating
SUPERB!
Summary
With a non-sticky texture and subtle besan flavor, Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles are incredibly flavorful. This tasty bowl of noodles is dominant on Indian spices.
The Maggi Nutrilicious product line offers a healthier twist on the classic instant noodles. Made from wholesome ingredients like whole wheat flour (atta), oats and millets, these claim to be nutritionally better than regular, refined flour Maggi. Adding to their exciting range is the new Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles. Yes, BESAN!
Made from around 35% of besan, these noodles claim to be rich in protein and fiber. Are these noodles both nutritious and delicious? Let us find out.
Table of Contents
Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles – Quick Glance
Here’s what you need to know about Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles:
Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles | Product Details |
Price | Rs. 140 |
Net Weight | 298 gm |
Shelf Life | 8 months |
Buy Now | On Amazon |
Mishry Rating | 4 |
Our Review Factors
The parameters we set for reviewing Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles are explained in the section below:
1. Taste
- Presence of Besan Flavor: Is the flavor of besan overpowering or subtle?
- Spice Level: Is the masala/tastemaker too spicy, mild, or just right for an Indian palate?
- Overall Taste: How does the overall taste differ in terms of regular Atta Maggi or other Maggi variants?
2. Texture
Here we looked at the following points:
- How is the texture of the noodles – firm, soft, or chewy?
- Do they have a tougher bite compared to regular Maggi?
- Do the noodles stick together, or do they remain long and separate after cooking?
- The mouthfeel of the noodles
3. Nutri Label
The nutrition label and ingredient list were both checked. Protein and fiber content were checked in detail.
4. Other Aspects
You’ll also find information about the price, packaging, cooking directions, and product shelf life.
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Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles – Detailed Review
Product Details
Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles has a yellow and orange color packaging. A 298 gm pack is priced at Rs. 140. This offers 8 months of shelf life.
Main Ingredients
- Noodles: Besan Blend Flour (Besan flour (34.3%), Wheat flour (Atta), & starch), Palm oil, Wheat gluten, Iodized salt, Thickeners (508 & 412), Humectants (451 (i) and 452 (i)), Acidity regulators (501 (i) and 500 (i)).
- Masala Tastemaker: Mixed spices (23.5%) (Red chilli bits, Garlic powder, Red chilli powder, Coriander powder, Turmeric powder, Black pepper powder, Dehydrated coriander leaves, Aniseed powder, Cumin powder, Ginger powder, Staranise powder, Fenugreek powder, Compounded asafoetida, Capsicum extract, Cinnamon powder, Green cardamom powder, Clove powder, Nutmeg powder, Bayleaf, Black cardamom powder, Coriander extract, and Cumin extract), Onion, Sugar, Dehydrated carrot bits, Iodized salt, Starch, Flavor enhancer (635), Yeast extract powder, Palm oil, Thickeners (508 & 412), Acidity regulator (330), Corn oil and Nature identical flavoring substances.
- Allergen Info: Contains wheat. May contain Oats, Milk and Soy.
Nutritional Information
Here’s a comparison table showcasing the nutritional information of Maggi Besan Noodles, Maggi Atta Noodles, and classic Maggi Noodles per serve:
Nutrition Parameters | Maggi Besan Noodles (per serve= 74.5 gm) | Maggi Atta Noodles
(per serve= 72.5 gm) |
Classic Maggi Noodles
(per serve = 70 gm) |
Energy | 241 kcal | 314 kcal | 299 kcal |
Protein | 10.8 gm | 5.8 gm | 5.6 gm |
Fiber | 4.5 gm | 3.6 gm | 2.5 gm |
Total Fat | 8.9 gm | 11.7 gm | 11 gm |
Key Insights:
Maggi Besan Noodles stands out for its high protein and fiber content, while also being lower in calories and fat compared to the other two variants.
Our Testing Results
Taste
In terms of taste, this variant closely resembles the atta variant of Maggi. The besan (gram flour) flavor is subtle and doesn’t overshadow the masala, which is quite similar to the one found in atta Maggi. This balance makes it a familiar yet interesting option for those who enjoy the original version.
For those who like snacking on raw Maggi chunks, the besan flavor becomes more pronounced in this form. The masala itself leans heavily on Indian spices which makes these noodles full of flavors.
Texture
This has a slightly firmer bite that sets it apart from regular Maggi. You can also notice small pieces of onions and carrots in the tastemaker that add a nice bite in between. The noodles maintain a satisfying texture, being long, non-sticky, and well-prepared.
The cooking time is slightly longer here. With a decent 34-35% besan content, it adds a unique touch to the noodles.
- These are made using 34 to 35% of besan.
- Non-sticky noodles
- Very flavorful masala
- The flavor of besan does not overpower the other elements.
- Cooking time is slightly longer than other Maggi variants.
If you’re someone who enjoys Atta Maggi and wants to try something new without straying too far from the original taste, this could be a solid option to try.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some interesting FAQs on Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles review:
No. These noodles are made using around 34 to 35% of besan.
The tastemaker of Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles is dominant on Indian spices and is extremely flavorful.
Maggi Chatpata Besan Noodles are made using around 34 to 35% of gram flour (besan). They have a slightly more protein and fiber content compared to regular Maggi. These factors make them a slightly better option. However, it’s still a processed food, so it should be enjoyed in moderation.
These noodles have a shelf life of 8 months.
These besan noodles require a cooking time of around 4 to 5 minutes.
Final Words
Flavorful!
In conclusion, Maggi Besan Noodles has around 34-35% of besan content and offers a subtly different experience from regular Maggi. The noodles are long, non-sticky, and the masala is dominant on Indian spices.
While the cooking time is a bit longer, the overall texture and flavor make these a must try especially for those who enjoy Atta Maggi and are open to trying something new.