Maya Kaimal Fine Indian Foods Everyday Dal Review

I got to try 4 different kinds of the Everyday Chana: Tamarind & Sweet Potato,
Coconut & Kale, Coconut & Green Chili, and Tomato & Onion. I invited a couple of
friends over, got some naan from Babur Garden (because holy shit, vegan naan!),
made some basmati rice and we dug in! Before we even tried, I already declared
my favorite would be the red lentil, butternut squash, and coconut. Based on the
main ingredients, I assumed that would be the one I was into the most. However,
like all of us at the table, every new one we tried was our favorite and, in the end,
we loved every single one and couldn't decide if we liked one better than the
other or not! I still can't. They all had certain qualities to them that made me
want to keep eating them. Whether they were chunky and hearty or smooth and
creamy, they all worked so well and we were all delighted at the end of this meal!
I also was thinking that, because these are coming out of a packet you can buy in
stores, it would have a lower quality feel and taste to it. You know, a processed
food kind of vibe? It didn't. I heated them up on the stove and it felt like we were
sitting down at an awesome restaurant, eating food that was just made.It was
unbelievable! It was something that we all commented on with every few bites of
food. It continued to blow us away and I can't wait to get my hands on more
products from Maya Kaimal because every bite made me happy. That's a quality
to look for in food! I've heard amazing things about the simmer sauces from
everyone anytime I reposted something from this brand. I think the most amazing
thing is that's how I even found out about this brand! One of you tagged me in a
post on Instagram that I reposted and then the company reached out to me and I
started paying attention to this brand a lot more. You better believe I will be
looking for them the next time I go shopping!
Have you tried Maya Kaimal Fine Indian Foods? What's your favorite product
from them? Is it a simmering sauce? If so, tell me what you make with them!
Vegan only, of course. No animals being killed or tortured over here, please. I'm
definitely interested in adding these to my pantry staples!