Articles Tagged with ''noodles''

Refined through years of testing and collaboration, Momofuku’s reimagined noodles balance culinary craft with consumer convenience. Expect bigger flavor, better texture and one bold new addition: Sesame Miso.

Kanzen Meal is rolling into Wegmans, Wakefern, Weis and Harris Teeter while debuting Spicy Dan Dan Noodles and Spaghetti Carbonara. The brand’s frozen meals deliver complete nutrition with up to 24g of protein, 10g of fiber and no added sugars.

Nissin’s new Geki lineup brings a novel wavy noodle shape and two heat-forward flavor profiles to the ramen category. The products are rolling out in five-packs at major retailers, targeting consumers seeking affordable spice and textural innovation.

Both flavors combine fruit-driven sweetness with chili heat, aligning with the growing “swicy” (sweet + spicy) trend gaining traction in packaged foods and foodservice.

The daring flavor mashup makes its debut just as pickles are having a moment on social – with more than 321 million posts on TikTok and counting - fueling the brine-filled buzz. 

Maggi is feeding consumer hunger for more flavor and fusion by leveraging its global network of culinary experts to create authentically flavored noodles.

All four of Omsom’s Saucy Noodles SKUs – Garlic Black Pepper, Chili Sesame, Soy Garlic, and Coconut Lemongrass Curry  – will be available for purchase in all Whole Foods Market locations across the country.

David Feder, Executive Editor-Technical for Prepared Foods media, takes a look at the trends in pasta and all things noodles, with Ann Contos, Senior Product Development Manager and Yury Krasilovsky, Executive Chef, Foodservice R&D for Barilla America, Inc., makers of pastas, pestos, and sauces since 1877.

The next wave of pasta products boasts a world’s worth of influences and a host of new nutritional benefits, all introduced through ingredients novel to noodles and largely nonexistent in the pasta and prepared pasta meal spaces. Exploring beyond Italian and Asian, product developers have turned to cuisine cultures ranging from Eastern Europe to Turkey to North Africa to bring greater variety, and nutrition, to the humble noodle dish.