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MAGGI launches air fryer coating mix for simpler home cooking

MAGGI has rolled out an air fryer coating mix to simplify the coating process and make lower fat fried dishes easier to prepare at home

MAGGI launches air fryer coating mix for simpler home cooking

MAGGI has introduced an air fryer coating mix designed to simplify home cooking, allowing users to prepare a variety of fried dishes in just two steps. The mix, containing breadcrumbs, cereal, and cheese powder, streamlines the process by eliminating the need for water, eggs, or separate breadcrumb layers. Each 40g packet is sized to yield around eight chicken wings, providing ample portions for family meals.

Users can effortlessly coat ingredients like chicken, fish, or meat, place them in an air fryer, and have a ready-to-eat dish within five minutes. This user-friendly approach caters to those who crave a quick, hassle-free dinner after a long day. The product maintains the essential crispy exterior while ensuring the meat remains tender and flavorful.

Available in traditional and cheese flavors, the coating mix caters to diverse preferences and can transform everyday ingredients into appealing fried dishes without complex recipes. Trusted by leading air fryer brands, the MAGGI coating mix offers versatility and convenience for consumers seeking an easy cooking solution. As Lunar New Year approaches, Nestlé Vietnam has launched a campaign promoting environmental responsibility and the celebration of Vietnamese culinary traditions.

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