I’ve been living away from my family, independently, for many years now. While it’s been an absolutely thrilling journey till date, with so many things learnt so far; so many unique experiences and first-times I’ve had, I do miss my family a lot. There are times I simple want to leave everything and go back home. Especially, when I remember my mother’s home-cooked meals and the pampering I get! It’s been quite a while since I’ve tasted it. There’s always something about having meals together with family. And that’s what I miss about living independently the most. There’s one more reason to it, though. I’m absolutely a horrible cook. While I’m a total foodie, who loves to eat, eat and only eat; I’m quite the opposite when it comes to cooking. And Indian meals are so elaborate and laborious; they scare the hell out of me. Even the tiniest mistake can make a dish go terribly wrong. I have a hard time simply whipping up a proper meal. And even if I do, I lose my hunger in all the ‘mehnat’ that I’ve had to do over it. That’s why many times I prefer to go hungry, rather than entering my kitchen. Its literally the enemy territory for me :| The very thought of preparing an Indian meal esp breakfast, makes me sweat cold. Only my neighbourhood’s regular home-delivery is keeping me alive somehow so-far. I’m totally reliant on it ;-)
However, spending everyday on outside food is making a huge dent in my pocket too, not to mention it is having a negative effect on my overall health. How I wished there were simple recipes that I could prepare easily, without having to slog away in the kitchen, like a slave. And that’s my friend, when I got a glimpse into Guptaji’s house that had me really thinking. I couldn’t believe my eyes at first. But all the neat preparation details given, left me with no other option, but to believe. They are really so easy to prepare and very healthy too. With over 100 options to choose from, can you believe that? There is an easy meal preparable for almost every occasion ( morning, day or evening ), using the primary and very convenient ingredient of Kellogg's Cereal Cornflakes. So, I'm sure you are wondering who is Guptaji! Well folks, he is Kellogg's Wale Gupta ji, who has some really mouth-watering 'nashtas' up his sleeves.
So, let’s see what all recipes Kelloggs Wale Gupta ji Ka Nashta contains ( something that’s tempting me so much to land up at his place everyday ) : Passing the Parcel Wala Nashta with Sitaphal Pulp and Walnuts ( to charge up for the day ahead with an energizing bowl ); Jagah Banane Wala ka Nashta with yummy Strawberries and Bananas ( another breakfast option to kickstart the day ); Best Tiffin Wala Nashta with cornflakes mixed in Coconut Ladoos, Nuts, Milk and Ghee ( a lip smacking treat it is ); Nakhare Wala Nashta made with wholesome Chappati Powder ( for that delightful crunchy evening snack ); Best Family Wala Nashta with goodness of Apple and Cinnamon; Movie Wala Nashta with Popcorn Clusters ( best movie time delights ); HomeWork Wala Nashta with Shredded Cabbage, Grapes, Basil; First Crush Wala Nashta with Chocolate and Walnuts ( best of temptations and a piece of heaven itself); Chup Karane Wala Nashta with Honey, Almonds and Hazel Nuts ( yes, use your tongue and mouth just for tasting and eating, and not waste time talking, eh ;-).
My my…with so many recipes and more of them ( check out their FB page ), I’m so relieved that cooking will not be a chore for me anymore. So, Gupta Ji, Nashte pe kab Bula Rahe Ho Hume? Ah...or should it be ~ Nashte Pe Kab Aa Rahe Ho Aap Sabhi ;-)
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( Images - Kellogg's FB Page ) | With over a 100 mouthwatering recipes, Guptaji’s family sure know how to whip up the perfect breakfast for any occasion!
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