Patanjali Atta noodles: 5 things you want to know about it

New Delhi: Yoga Guru Ramdev on Monday launched a new range of 'instant noodles' called the Patanjali Atta noodles. Ramdev's 'Patanjali Ayurveda' with its new product hopes to capture the market lost by Maggi.

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Here are five things you want to know about the new noodle brand.

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1. Patanjali noodles will use rice-bran oil and not cheap and inferior palm oil as used by others, the company says.
2. Patanjali noodles will be available at Rs 15.
3. Baba Ramdeve has said that the noodles "will be made from whole wheat flour (atta), not like noodles of other companies which are made up of maida and has only 10 percent atta".
4. The 'taste-maker' used in Maggi will be replaced by 'health-maker' in Baba Ramdev's instant noodles.
5. Patanjali claims that its noodles does not have lead or taste enhancer MSG.