Biscuit snacking gets a playful twist as Britannia 50-50 Golmaal introduces new ideas for quick, fun and fuss-free evening bites that have become popular among young snack lovers in the city. The product combines savoury and nostalgic flavours such as Buttery Bites and Kala Jeera, making it suitable not only for tea-time but also for at-home gatherings. According to the brand, Golmaal can be used beyond regular biscuits, from replacing canapés at house parties to turning into a base for small chaat servings. The idea fits well with Shillong’s growing trend of informal home snacking, where friends often gather for adda sessions around hot tea and local favourites.
The suggested “Golmaal Biscuit Chaat” uses boiled potato, onion, tomatoes, chutneys and sev placed on the biscuit, giving a street-food style taste without complicated ingredients. The recipe highlights quick preparation something many Shillong households prefer during weekends.
With winter gatherings becoming more frequent in Shillong, brands introducing quick snack hacks are likely to get attention among young families and home hosts. For many, the appeal lies in enjoying something warm and flavourful without long cooking time, especially during chilly evenings across the hills.