I Suppose this was the first biscuit made in indian company for the general mass. I still Remember eating half of it and keeping the other other hlaf in my pocket to eat up later in my childhood days. At that time it was sold for Rs3 and now also it is being sold at the same price.
My mother used to keep a stock of it and served as with milk every times. as it had proteins included and carbohydrates qwhich are necessary to some extent for a child physical growth.
Regardless of the standard. It could be seen in the hands of a poor man or a rich at that time. Specially the youth took it as their breakfast stuff.
over such a long span of time nothing in this product has been changed. but the quality for sure. The management just focused on keeping the price at the same point as a result the quality degraded.
Now in this time where for people, health is the utmost concern, literally everyone has started avoiding it and took it off their snacks menu. Because of its inferior quality as completed to other biscuites offered in market.