Here we have a big cup of noodles! I did a little translation on this one for you – ‘maxi’ means ‘big,’ ‘sopa’ means ‘soup,’ ‘cuchareable’ means ‘spoonable,’ and pollo means chicken. Basically, this is a chicken noodle soup one can enjoy with a spoon instead of a fork. Got it? Let’s check it out!
Nissin Maxi Sopa Nissin Cuchareable Sabor A Pollo – Mexico
Detail of the side panels (click to enlarge). Contains chicken. To prepare, add boiling water to fill line and cover for 3 minutes. Alternately, you can add water to fill line after completely removing the lid and microwave for 3 minutes. Either way, stir and enjoy!
Detail of the lid (click to enlarge).
Here’s what the noodles look like. The already have the seasoning infused in them.
Finished (click to enlarge). Added corn, chicken and queso fresco. The noodles are indeed ‘cuchareable,’ and are interesting. They have a short and broad nature with a light chew and a little thickness. The flavor is that of a salty chicken soup. I should note that the broth has a slight thickness to it which gives it a more ‘homestyle’ kind of vibe. 3.75 out of 5.0 stars. UPC bar code 070662240137.
Talavera Spoon Rest – 10″ X 4.50″ Ceramic Mexico Pottery
A Nissin Maxi Sopa TV commercial.
Hey hans, so there this ramyun called nongshim ramyun but the thing its very hard to find, i mean you would probably have to be korea to find one. Here’s a korean article about it https://namu.wiki/w/농심라면
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Interesting. I’ll ask around about that one.
– TRR