Thanks to PaperBoat team for associating with My Cooking Canvas recently.Two days back I received a cute box with Paper Boat Chilli Guava drink packs.
I so wish I could step back in time reliving those childhood carefree moments again,
but life unfortunately doesn’t work that way.
It makes me giggle when me & my sister Jaya talk about those days. I was getting so nervous after each those mischievous things while watching Jaya say something snappy to Mom . Those silly crazy fights , singing together “Jungle Book” … making promises to share your part of sweet next time …
These memories make me cry sometimes and make laugh sometimes.
As a child we all are unaware of the outer world complexity and always lost in our own dream land. 90’s kids were not having Mobile phone or a tablet to play ,so we had really enjoyed our time playing together , sharing tiffin-box in schools ,helping friends in doing homework…
The best part is that when you got to meet your cousins in summer vacation ,Do you remember building tents with chairs, sofa pillows, and sheets? It was like our territory that no one could enter without our permission..I still laugh how we were fighting too on silly things 🙂
Sunday cartoon on Dordarshan Channel always been waited eagerly , playing with colors in drawing class ..getting punished by teacher if found whispering to your bestie .. Wish i can just travel back to that golden time !! Just a WISH ……
Childhood memories are some of the most precious keepsakes to hold dear to …
May be that’s the reason why i was so fascinated by that pack of “Kalakhatta” Drink by PaperBoat when i saw it first in a mall two year back in Bangalore.They not only make delicious drink but their effort is to refresh those sweetest childhood memories that somehow fades as we grow old.
In this new launched “Chilli Guava” drink ,flavors are well balanced & up to the mark.
It won’t disappoint u at all till you sip the last drop . It’s very much satisfactory bringing that exact flavor to your taste bud from your childhood days when we used to bite a piece of guava with a mixture of salt & chilli kept on your other palm . Happy days those were & always it will be !!
Do watch their video ,i personally love this one so much When I grow Up …
http://www.ladysphinger.com/a-japanese-twist-to-mangalore-bun-recipe
