Longtime associations between airports and expensive costs exist, especially when it comes to food and drink. The prices of goods at airport eateries and shops are frequently far higher than their original prices. The issue of high airfares continues to be a worry despite the efforts made by the authorities to make air travel more convenient. This issue was recently brought up on Twitter by a woman who recounted her experience with paying Rs 193 for an order of Maggi noodles.

After posting a picture of the receipt for Masala Maggi noodles she had bought at an airport, a Twitter user stirred a discussion on the social media site. Other Twitter users criticised the price at the airports, which is nearly four times what it costs, pointing out that a bowl of Maggi can be purchased for 50 rupees in the majority of locations.

YouTuber Sejal Sud shared a receipt from her purchase of Maggi noodles to draw attention to the exorbitant prices at airports. Maggi typically costs between Rs. 10 and Rs. 50, thus the airport’s high pricing infuriated online users. According to the invoice shared on Twitter, the noodles originally cost Rs 184, but as taxes were included, the final price increased to Rs 193.

Sharing the receipt on Twitter she captioned the image, she just bought Maggi for Rs 193 at the airport. She also questioned why would someone sell something like Maggi at such an inflated price something she doesn’t know how to respond to.

The tweet has had over 8000 views since being posted. Users of the internet were extremely outspoken for obvious reasons. Taking to Twitter a user said, I suppose aviation fuel was used to make this Maggie! Still, it’s the least expensive place to eat in the airport! Ironic yet accurate, remarked another.

However, some section of users were also there who trolled her for eating Maggie at the airport. A user said that out of everything available why does she eat Maggi only?

Another said, she knew the price before ordering so why she is now making it an issue?

Meanwhile, others demanded that authorities step in to stop these actions.

The post Woman pays Rs 193 for Maggi at the airport, sparks debate on Twitter after the post goes viral appeared first on APN News.

Last week, Nestle India announced the surge in prices of Maggi noodles. According to media reports, a 70-gram pack of Maggi now costs Rs 14, Rs 2 higher than the earlier Rs 12. And the price for 140 gram Maggi packs, customers will need to pay three rupees more. Also, the 560-gram pack of Maggi will now cost Rs 105, Rs 9 higher than the earlier price of Rs 96.

The rise in Maggi prices isn’t going well with Twitter users. Not only this, but people are also making memes on Zomato listing Maggi under its 10-minute model.

Here are some of the memes on Twitter:

One of the users shared a picture of Kangana Ranaut where it is written- People who order Maggie on food delivery apps, then she is saying ‘Tum or tumhare pitaji ke pas toh duniya bhar ka paisa hai.’

Read Also: Delay in Blue Line metro on regular basis sparks memes on Twitter, Tweeple say agar iss chakkar mein hamari naukri gayi toh iski zimmedaar DMRC hogi!

The other user shared the viral lassi Maggi photo and wrote ‘to all those millennials who will buy Maggi from Zomato under 10 mins.’

Another Twitter user shared a picture of skinny children who all are suffering from obesity and wrote about the situation of students in engineering colleges and Kota after Maggi raises its price.

Yet another Twitter user concludes by sharing the picture of Babu Bhaiya where he is asking ‘Arre Kaa re Mandali’ after Maggi prices rise, then petrol and other goods.

From Maggi to Petrol, Diesel; here are list of things that got expensive this month

India among top 5 most polluted nations, 35 Indian cities in top 50; check full list here

The post Two-minute Maggi price goes up by Rs 2, Tweeple can’t stop wagging their fingers with memes appeared first on APN News.