NISSIN Cup Noodle Ramen Soy Sauce Egg Meat Instant Food Cup Soup Japanese 78g

NISSIN Cup Noodle Ramen Soy Sauce Egg Meat Instant Food Cup Soup Japanese 78g Retort Japan Oil Green Onion Pork Shrimp Flavor Taste Prepared Preserved

●About the Product
Full of Ingredients! Cup Noodle, the world's first cup noodle!
Cup Noodle is characterized by its supple, firm, and smooth noodles that do not easily run out of water, and its rich, peppery, original soy sauce soup.
This colorful cup noodle soup has ingredients such as seasoned minced pork, minced pork, shrimp, scrambled eggs, and green onions.

(per 77g) calories: 364kcal, protein: 8.5g, fat: 16.8g, carbohydrate: 44.6g, salt equivalent: 5.0g, vitamin B1: 0.89mg, vitamin B2: 0.25mg, calcium: 98mg

【How to Make】
(1) Remove the bag of oil from the lid.
(2) Remove the lid halfway and pour boiling water slowly up to the inner line.
(3) Warm the oil on the lid.
(4) After 3 minutes with the lid on, pour in the oil and mix well.

1 cup = 78g

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