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Few people probably know that Maggi wasn't originally made for children. (Ankush)

The story of Maggi began in 1884 in Switzerland. Julius Maggi, a flour mill owner, realized that factory workers and ordinary people needed affordable and quick-to-prepare food. This is how the idea of ​​Maggi came to Julius, and by 1983, Maggi had reached the Indian market.

However, when it was discovered in 2015 that Maggi contained excessive amounts of lead, the government immediately banned it, and Maggi disappeared from the market overnight.

Following this, the company relaunched Maggi, adding some new quality-improved variants, and finally, in November 2015, Maggi was relaunched and remains a staple in the Indian market today.

Today, Nestlé India has a turnover of over 20,000 crore rupees, with Maggi contributing a significant share. Now tell me, when did I eat Maggi for the first time?