Maggi Liquid Seasoning

You're right. Introduced to it by my ex, use it regularly.

make some cheese on toast/toasted cheese right now. Add maggi. Umamigeddon.

you gonna spread some marmite on that sandwich, wins?

don't pry

I used my umamigeddon and decided wins was more of a Bovril man

never had bovril

just wanted to make that pun, Bovril the first thing I could grab off the shelf

is it good? brown hula hoops good?

is this like MSG in liquid form?

what pun

read it again drunk idk

I was drunk when I got here dude, hence poll

what pun irdgi

MAGGI THO

shit owns

read it again sober

my favourite current 'put in stuff to make it nicer' is paprika

oh for fuck's sake

imago not on

^^^Yoda turning back halfway up Everest

ha

In West Africa and parts of the Middle East, Maggi cubes are used as part of the local cuisine. In Liberia, they are used as an application to the cut umbilical stump of newborn babies - 26% of newborn deaths in Liberia are due to infection, and inappropriate treatments such as Maggi cubes contribute to this.[2]

tasty afterwards tho rite

we aren't talking about the cubes

that's possibly the most racist couple of posts I've seen on ILX, jfc

yeah idk if i've ever had the sauce tbh, just wikigawping

xp you what?

possibly you didn't consider the implications of linking baby-eating with an african country - savage stereotypes etc - gonna let u guys off *preens haughtily*

is maggi an indian thing I thought it was an indian thing

k wiki says it isnt

w8 why am I implicated/being let off

I was just trying to change the subject back to liquid seasoning

oh!! hahaha

dude, he wasn't talking about eating babies, just the placenta - or is there a difference between umbilical stump and placenta?

uh no imago that specific interpretion had not crossed my mind, sorry for any offence

rtc's punchline immediately follows "newborn deaths" xp

anyway you guys are the thread equivalent of whatever the opposite of maggi's liquid seasoning is

Interestingly, the recipe for Maggi seasoning sauce varies around the world. Versions produced or marketed in the United States, Mexico, and various European and Asian countries differ in pungency and concentration. Some Maggi aficionados swear by the German or French versions.

hey wins where's urs from

i knew a dude who was obsessive about this with bangladeshi coca-cola iirc

Maggishos Soyfriend. Wins.

mine's from here I think? unless t€$¢o are selling some weird imported mls

i'm assuming ur veggie/vegan hence why not using worcestershire sauce on toastie

pip pip

always assumed this wd be more like Soy than Worcester sauce

why would a vegan be eating cheese

l&p is the default for toasties, not saying this is better but it's different somehow and amazing

pip pip

― puff puff post (uh oh I'm having a fantasy), Wednesday, October 16, 2013 11:48 PM (3 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

maggi's is eaten all over the world you ignorant cunt

this is definitely the most mean-spirited condiment thread

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maggi uk website doesnt even list this stuff, it's all euro import i reckon

I have never heard of this product before, and I am American.

this is definitely the most mean-spirited condiment thread

― HAVE YOU SEEN ME? Please don't hesitate (imago), Wednesday, October 16, 2013 11:54 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

fwiw I wasn't really calling uh oh a cunt

feel bad about the stray possessive in that post tho, it's a bit too idk what's the word

nando's

this stuff is the best. big fan of it on eggs

and yeah its v msg-y

thot it was an azn thing myself, never tried it tho the supermarkets here do sell it i think. so it's not fish sauce?

Here, Maggi is big for their instant noodles

We used to get toldoff for calling it, as in "pass the maggi" as that's a brand name not what it is.

So, we looked at the bottle and said "How do you pronounce "Wurst" ?"

(we lived in Brugen at the time)

Love it

... guy in my work just saw tjhe picture at the top of my thread and said, "It's fantastic, that stuff!"

This morning, I was playing "Bringing it all back home" Bob Dylan to Amber on a school-run, and we got talking about Jake Bugg..

Of course, thanks to this thread, I shall have "Maggie's Farm" playing in my head all day now.

to me the name recalls the delicious baby from the simpsons

I woke up hungover this morning and remembered this thread, had to lol @ the fact that I started a thread about condiments, got called a racist, and pulled someone up for their reading comprehension. It's like the ILXiest night I've ever had.

never heard of this until I got a Vietnamese cookbook a few months back that has a whole section on Maggi...still never tasted it, but one day maybe...

Automatic thread bump. This poll is closing tomorrow.

Just started seeing TV ads here in Canada for a Maggi product (not this one I don't think); the ads are British (ie English accents) and they pronounce the product name like the woman's name. Odd to me because it is a beloved brand in NZ (where I am from) but the TV ads pronounce it as ma-jee. I am annoyed at the discrepancy for some reason.

Nestlay vs Nestle

had some of this last night:

http://osem.co.uk/system/files/426/large/MAGGI_LIQUID_SEASONING_-_HOT_100ML_WEB_IMAGE.PNG?1329212993

so this is basically extra meat for your meat?

Automatic thread bump. This poll's results are now in.

Nestlay vs Nestle

Oh right, in NZ in the 80s it definitely used to be NESTLES (rhymes with tressles). Totally remember the Milky Bar Kid ad jingle ("Nestle's Milky Baaaaaaaaar"). But in maybe the early 90s it switched to NESTLAY.

Uh when you type Nestlé's it autocorrects to give it an accent. Wow.

omg this thread made me go buy a bottle of this shit and I just put it on a pizza and now I think I want to drink it.

maggi + sriracha + lime juice + salted jalepenos + cold lager = perfection

I an feeling a tad "I once ate a heaping bowl of salt" after 2 pizza slices with this on it, 20 mins later.

Totally remember the Milky Bar Kid ad jingle ("Nestle's Milky Baaaaaaaaar"). But in maybe the early 90s it switched to NESTLAY.

Yep, that's exactly what happened. Even when they brought out the old ads again, they changed the pronounciation.

Political correctness *you fill in the rest*

omg this thread made me go buy a bottle of this shit and I just put it on a pizza and now I think I want to drink it.

― taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Friday, November 1, 2013 12:00 PM (3 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I an feeling a tad "I once ate a heaping bowl of salt" after 2 pizza slices with this on it, 20 mins later.

― taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Friday, November 1, 2013 12:17 PM (3 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

You drank it didn't you

I've had a swift swig or two myself over the years

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/thumb/msid-47547306,width-600,resizemode-4/indian-medical-association-calls-for-ban-on-maggi-until-proven-safe-to-consume.jpg

ha I forgot this thread got me into this stuff. i introed the BFs son to this on his plain rice and steamed veg. he adores it and we call it awesome sauce now.

http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4370501

We used to love it when we lived in Germany.

Maggi Wurst, as it used to be, we got forever told off for referring to things by their brand name. So, we would ask "Well, what is it then?" at which point we were allowed to call it Maggi for now.

When we got back to England, we found it was called "Seasoning". Which is a rubbish name for it.

Maggi it is.

That will be the 2nd appearance of that bemusing anecdote itt!

Xps lol drash/ yw traycw

Yes, it did sound a tad familiar (xp)

https://www.asiandukan.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/600x600/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/m/a/maggi_masala_chilli.jpg
This stuff is great for lazy-spicing up grilled cheese sandwiches.

Still made by Nestle tho

I'll keep using illegal streams of Murdoch owned sports channels to make up for that!

What do ILXors make of the HOT variety?

In West Africa and parts of the Middle East, Maggi cubes are used as part of the local cuisine. In Liberia, they are used as an application to the cut umbilical stump of newborn babies - 26% of newborn deaths in Liberia are due to infection, and inappropriate treatments such as Maggi cubes contribute to this.[2]

― r|t|c, Wednesday, 16 October 2013 22:13 (three years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

tasty afterwards tho rite

― r|t|c, Wednesday, 16 October 2013 22:14 (three years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

we aren't talking about the cubes

― yep, "treesh humpers" not great in retrospect (wins), Wednesday, 16 October 2013 22:16 (three years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

that's possibly the most racist couple of posts I've seen on ILX, jfc

― HAVE YOU SEEN ME? Please don't hesitate (imago), Wednesday, 16 October 2013 22:19 (three years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Lol

Lol!

xp

I've had some on my shelf for a year now, and I only use it as an additive to the spicy egg noodles I make for son. I haven't really got into the habit of using it much for stuff I eat tbh, and I'm not totally sure how much it enhances the sauce. But I don't get any complaints.

Plus it's somewhat suitable for vegans (I don't get into the e number stuff).

it's good on popcorn

In Vietnam they pronounce it "Mah - zhee" which was confusing for a spell.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/voraciously/wp/2019/03/15/what-do-so-many-global-cuisines-have-in-common-a-bright-yellow-package-of-maggi-magic/