Read the following carefully and answer the questions that follow.

"But mothers changed Maggi’s destiny, not the hungry kids, as advertised. The shortest chow mien or hakka noodles recipes available in cooking books would take at least half an hour to make."

These questions are based on the information given above and the sentences labelled (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) as given below.

A) Hungry kids were fed up of Maggi made by their mothers and hence the popularity of the snack increased.

B) Maggi was quicker and easier to prepare compared to other hakka or chowmein noodles available in the market.

C) Maggi would take less than half an hour to make.

D) Mothers across the country trusted Maggi because of its seemingly innocuous nature and the children's delight on tasting the snack.

E) Maggi was banned, making it a snack that was highly desirable.

F) Children would take Maggi to schools as lunch although it became sticky on long storage.