Indomie Chicken Flavour
Also known as: Indomie Rasa Ayam, Indomie Chicken
Indomie Chicken Flavour is the brand's first flavour, launched in 1972: soup noodles in a chicken broth, sold in packs.
Indomie Chicken Flavour is the soup noodle that started the brand: in 1972 Indomie launched with a chicken flavour. The maker's site describes it as the original chicken variant, with a warm, savoury broth that resembles homemade chicken soup.
The soup-based range also includes Special Chicken, Chicken Curry, Kakaruk, Vegetable, Shrimp, Onion Chicken, Beef and the cups Cup Chicken, Cup Soto and Cup Beef.
Per the pack listed on Open Food Facts (a 60 g version for France and Morocco), the noodles are wheat-based: wheat flour, palm oil, potato starch and salt, with a seasoning powder of salt, onion powder, monosodium glutamate and artificial chicken flavour. A 100 g portion has about 475 kcal and 4.75 g of salt.
Facts
| Year founded | 1972, Indonesia |
|---|---|
| Country | Indonesia |
| House range | soup noodles: Chicken, Special Chicken, Chicken Curry, Vegetable, Shrimp, Beef and Cup versions |
| Nutrition | about 475 kcal and 4.75 g salt per 100 g (60 g pack, Open Food Facts) |
How it connects to Noodles
Indomie Chicken Flavour → made from → Wheat noodles → kind of → 🍜 Noodles
Links
- Made from
- Wheat noodles
- Part of
- Indomie
- Similar and different
- Mivina
Frequently asked questions
When did Indomie Chicken Flavour appear?
In 1972, when the Indomie brand began with a chicken flavour.
What does Indomie Chicken Flavour taste like?
By the maker's description, a savoury chicken broth that resembles homemade chicken soup.
What to read next
- Wheat noodles — Wheat noodles are made from wheat flour, water and salt: with the alkaline water kansui they turn yellow and springy, like ramen, and without it they stay white and soft, like udon and somen.
- Mivina — Mivina is a Ukrainian brand of instant vermicelli, seasonings and other quick foods, made by Nestlé since 2010 after it bought Kharkiv-based Technocom.
Similar
Indomie Mi Goreng · Maggi 2-Minute Noodles · Mivina Street Food · Knorr Noodles · Chicken Ramen · Demae Iccho
Sources
- Indomie: soup-based noodles
- Indomie: about us
- Open Food Facts: Indomie chicken flavor noodles (0089686122015)