Knorr Noodles
Also known as: Knorr Chatt Patta Noodles
Knorr Noodles is a Knorr line of instant noodles for Pakistan, launched in 1993; its best-known flavours are Chatpatta and Chicken.
Knorr Noodles is a Knorr line of instant noodles for Pakistan. According to Unilever Pakistan, the range was launched in 1993 and later gained new flavours developed for local taste. The company names Chatpatta and Chicken among the favourites in the country.
On Unilever Pakistan's page, Knorr Noodles stand beside cubes, sauces, soups and seasoning. On Open Food Facts, the Pakistani Chatt Patta Instant Noodles product lists about 469 kcal and 4.0 g of salt per 100 g of dry product; its ingredient list is not filled in, so what the noodles are made of is not stated here.
This line is separate from the soups and pasta Knorr sells in Europe: in Pakistan Knorr is a brand of instant noodles.
Facts
| Year founded | 1993, Pakistan |
|---|---|
| Country | Pakistan |
| House range | Knorr Noodles: Chatpatta, Chicken and other flavours |
| Nutrition | about 469 kcal and 4.0 g salt per 100 g (Chatt Patta, Open Food Facts) |
How it connects to Noodles
Knorr Noodles → made from → Wheat noodles → kind of → 🍜 Noodles
Links
- Made from
- Wheat noodles
- Part of
- Knorr
- Similar and different
- Maggi
Frequently asked questions
When did Knorr Noodles launch in Pakistan?
According to Unilever Pakistan, in 1993.
Which Knorr Noodles flavours are popular?
The company names Chatpatta and Chicken as favourites.
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.
- Maggi — Maggi is a food brand begun by Julius Maggi in 1884 and owned by Nestlé since 1947; its range includes instant noodles such as Maggi 2-Minute Noodles.
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