Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa: #FirstImpressions
Team Mishry
Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa is a complete letdown. Here’s why!
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Moong dal halwa is a traditional delicacy of Rajasthan and is prepared with moong lentil (dal) in pure ghee and milk. To give finishing touches, the dish is garnished with dry fruits such as almonds, cashew nuts, and cardamom powder. This traditional dish is now available in the ready-to-eat category by Chokhi Dhani. You just have to buy, heat and eat. Let’s see whether the brand does justice to this traditional recipe or not.
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Things To Know About Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa (Ready To Eat)
*as per information on the pack
- It is a 100% natural product.
- It has no artificial flavors and colors.
- It does not contain preservatives and MSG (Monosodium Glutamate).
- A single serving per pack is of 2.
- It may contain allergens.
- The product has a shelf life of 2 years.
Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa, 250g
This ready to eat moong dal halwa will give you taste of Rajasthan traditional dish.
Price- Rs. 125/- *
*Price at the time of review
Methods of Preparation
*as per information on the pack
Transfer contents of the pouch into a microwavable bowl and heat for 2 minutes on full power. Serve hot.
- PAN COOK
Cut pouch, empty contents into a frying pan and heat for 3-5 minutes while stirring. Serve hot.
- HOT WATER
Immerse the pouch in boiling water for 3-5 minutes. Cut, open and serve hot.
#FirstImpressions Of Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa (Ready To Eat)
Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa is a complete letdown. Here’s why:
The halwa doesn’t live up to expectations upon heating. It’s dry and lumpy. You know when you pull out yesterday’s halwa from the fridge, and the halwa doesn’t seem fresh anymore? Chokhi Dhani Moong Dal Halwa looks stale and very, very unappetizing.
It’s dry and lumpy.
Not too many dry fruits here, we spotted an odd kaju and kishmish somewhere between the lumps. But the thing that is most off-putting is a weird aroma coming from the halwa. Its a sour, stale-ghee kind of smell, that is quite offensive. In fact, the aftertaste is strange too. We checked if the product was nearing its expiry date and to confirm if that’s why the product was tasting bad. But that wasn’t the case.
The smell and taste completely ruin the overall experience, even if you were to ignore what it looks like.
A big thumbs-down to this product.
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