Masala

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Masala or Massala or Masalo (Hindi: मसाला, Gujarati: મસાલો) is a word used in South East Asia, mainly India, England and Bangladesh. When Indian people talk about cooking, they mean a mixture of many spices, when they refer to Masala. Everest and Badshah are some varieties of Masalas. Maggi Noodles are very common and popular in India and many Indians enjoy the Masala flavor rather than other ones.