Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Internatio­nal recognitio­n for Maliban as Gold Marie clinches Superior Taste Award yet again

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Maliban Gold Marie, the all- time children’s favourite, recently bagged a Superior Taste Award by Internatio­nal Taste Institute ( ITI) in Brussels, in recognitio­n of the biscuit’s milky and sweet taste that appeals to many.

Headquarte­red in Belgium, ITI tests and certifies consumer food and drink products available around the world. Adjudged by an esteemed panel of internatio­nal chefs, the award attests to the superior taste and quality of Maliban Gold Marie.

The ITI award stands as a testament to Maliban’s guarantee – a flavourful and tasty experience with every bite. With the re- launch of the iconic Maliban Gold Marie, the delicious biscuits are composed of wholesome and nu t r i t i o u s i n g re d i e n t s enriched with Vitamin A, B, D and E, along with a freshly accentuate­d milky flavour – meeting the demands of its consumers. Aside from its nutritious benefits, the soft and crunchy texture of Maliban Gold Marie pairs well with a hot beverage such as milk or tea, making it the ultimate snack for any occasion.

In order to win the Superior Taste Award by ITI, the Gold Marie biscuits were subjected to many stringent tests and evaluation­s, scoring according to the expectatio­ns from its category. Demonstrat­ing the expertise of the judging panel, the external and independen­t members of the jury comprised head sommeliers and chefs from many Michelinst­ar restaurant­s across various European countries, such as El Bulli ( Spain), Ledoyen ( Paris), Le Ritz ( Paris) and Le Jules Vernes ( Paris). Renowned for exceptiona­l proficienc­y, know- how and skill, these taste experts are prominent in cooking for many renowned personalit­ies such as the President of France, the Queen of England, Elton John and more – further validating the credibilit­y of the judging process.

 ??  ?? Mrs. Kumudika Fernando – Managing Director, Maliban Biscuits
Mrs. Kumudika Fernando – Managing Director, Maliban Biscuits

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