Sunday.....Funday......Faasos.....Faasos Champion

have been seeing so many ads about Faasos and everyday i keep getting SMS of all the new items they are introducing....

recently Faasos has started this new concept of All Day Breakfast, and not your Indian Breakfast which all you people living with your Moms and Aunties get on demand...but this is Continental Breakfast with a mild Indian Twist...

So, one fine lazy Sunday, thought of giving their breakfast menu a try.

below is "breakfast for champions" 

it has 

3 plain parathas - whole wheat flat bread fried in butter

3 steamed chicken and black pepper sausages

1 serving of sweet oats cooked in milk mixed with muesli...pista flavour

1 cheese omelette

i just loved the entire affair!

the sausages are cooked / steamed to perfection

the muesli is less in quantity but very tasty and again cooked to perfection

the omelette is good but a bit dry and mildly overcooked

the parathas are good, not awesome because i found them a slightly bit undercooked, but good

ratings:

taste : 8/10

quantity: 8/10

value for money: 10/10

delivery time: 5/10 (took 50 minutes)

uniqueness: 9/10

hygiene: 10/10

packaging: 10/10 (comes in a ready to eat box with branding)

satisfaction after eating: 10/10

hunger quotient satisfied: 9/10

serves: 1 person of average weight and average appetite

recommendation: 10/10

cost: Rs 119/-

below is "veg breakfast combo"

it contains

1 serving poha which is 

Flattened rice (also called beaten rice) is a dehusked rice which is flattened into flat light dry flakes.They are most famously known as "Pohe" in malwa region, also they are considered to be originated in the malwa region itself. These flakes of rice swell when added to liquid, whether hot or cold, as they absorb water, milk or any other liquids. The thicknesses of these flakes vary between almost translucently thin (the more expensive varieties) to nearly four times thicker than a normal rice grain (source Wikipedia)

 3 aloo parathas which is Aloo Paratha (Hindi: आलू पराठा, Marathi: बटाटा पराठा , Urdu: آلو پراٹھا ‎) (Potato paratha) is an Indian and Pakistani recipe and one of the most popular breakfast dishes throughout western, central and northern regions of India as well as in Pakistan.^[1] Aloo (potato) stuffed Parathas are basically unleavened dough stuffed with a spiced mixture of mashed potato, which is rolled out and cooked on a hot tawa with butter or ghee. Aloo paratha is usually served with butter, chutney, curd or Indian pickles in different parts of northern and western India. Sometimes a glass of lassi is served along with it (source Wikipedia)

1 veg mixed pickle single serving

1 butter single serving

ratings:

taste : 8/10

quantity: 8/10 (poha was very very less in quantity)

value for money: 10/10

delivery time: 5/10 (took 50 minutes)

uniqueness: 9/10

hygiene: 10/10

packaging: 10/10 (comes in a ready to eat box with branding)

satisfaction after eating: 10/10

hunger quotient satisfied: 7/10

serves: 1 person of average weight and average appetite

recommendation: 9/10

cost: Rs 99/-

below is "fusion Breakfast" which they have recently launched

it contains:

3 aloo parathas

1 plain omlette made up of 2 eggs

1 single serving of butter

1 single serving of plain cheese spread

ratings:

taste : 5/10 (omlette was bland)

quantity: 8/10

value for money: 8/10 (you just get omlette and parathas for the price, no variety)

delivery time: 5/10 (took 50 minutes)

uniqueness: 6/10 (just omlette and parathas, nothing creative)

hygiene: 10/10

packaging: 10/10 (comes in a ready to eat box with branding)

satisfaction after eating: 9/10 (if u want to just eat and not enjoy ur food)

hunger quotient satisfied: 9/10

serves: 1 person of average weight and average appetite

recommendation: 8/10 (other combos are much better than this)

cost: Rs 109/-

this is mixed veg pickle in close up

its quite tasty and unique

not too sour and can taste vegetables in it

this is museli in close up...

wish i had more quantity but no complaints at all....very happy

and now....

let me see what's for lunch...