Japanese consumers gobble up ‘mystery meat’ in Nissin cup noodles as dish sells like hotcakes
Those spongy lumps of uncertain origin in instant cup noodles? Turns out consumers in Japan love them just as much as the main attraction.
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Those spongy lumps of uncertain origin in instant cup noodles? Turns out consumers in Japan love them just as much as the main attraction.
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