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    history of instant noodles

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    History of Instant Noodles Instant noodles are dried precooked noodles fused with oil‚ usually eaten after being cooked or soaked in boiling water for 3 to 5 minutes. A flavor packet is almost always included with a packet of instant noodles. The product may also be consumed raw from the packet‚ as the noodles are already cooked‚ usually by frying Instant noodles originate from instant versions of the Japanese dish ramen The idea of instant noodles can be traced back to the Chinese

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    Japanese Vegetable Noodles

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    Noodles are a popular item and one of the main staples in Japanese cuisine. Many types are either served chilled with dipping sauces in the hot summer months and in soups or hot dishes during the cooler and winter months.[1] Varieties include: * Ramen - thin‚ wheat-based noodles made from wheat flour‚ salt‚ water‚ and Kansui (a type of mineral water) or eggs. The dough is set to rise before being pulled. These Japanese noodles were originally imported from China‚ as a noodle soup‚ during the Meiji

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    Vietnamese Noodle Soup

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    Vietnamese Noodle soup Vietnamese noodle soup‚ which is known as Pho‚ is a traditional dish of Vietnam. It includes noodles made from rice‚ beef or chicken‚ and is often served with fresh mint‚ cilantro‚ basil‚ lime‚ bean sprouts and peppers. Consumer can also order raw beef fillet with their soup. Pho is originated in the twentieth century‚ during the time Vietnam invaded by France. It is first appeared in southwest of Hanoi‚ in Nam Dinh Province. It is usually eaten at lunch or dinner. The

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    Pushing a Wet Noodle

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    Ben Amaro Government 2302 Leblanc November 2012 Pushing a Wet Noodle A.) As a group we decided to kill things more than to amend or keep them. I think that had a lot to do with the different roles everyone in the group had‚ and the people they were trying to please. Members were politically at different ends of the spectrum. There were only two issues that everyone wanted to keep or cut completely. As a group‚ we were all able to agree on provision C‚ mandating that insurance companies

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    Cup Noodles Target Market

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    found an article on Nissin Foods USA about adjusting their recipes in order to appeal to the changing tastes of their consumers‚ titled “Cup Noodles Dials Down the Salt.” Consumer concerns for health-and-wellness have been rising‚ resulting in a shift of what they perceive as valuable attributes when making grocery purchases. For the past 45 years‚ the Cup Noodles target markets focused on low-income families and college dorms‚ which emphasized the highest amount of value being on the convenience and

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    Maggi Noodles Marketing Plan

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    PREFACE This is an assignment on the marketing plan of Maggi Noodles in India. This project focuses on the marketing plan of the product. It also includes information about the product and its company. This assignment help in knowing Maggi as a product and the marketing plan use by the company to gain competitive advantage over other competitor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We owe a great thanks to many people who helped us and supported us during the assignment. Our deepest thanks to our lecturer‚ Prof. Sharif

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    Introduction 1. Undoubtedly noodles are a popular food in the world. The business of noodles is heating up as more and more households are opting for it as convenient snacks for home‚ school tiffin and guests. Noodles are now consumed by many health-conscious people‚ especially job holders‚ as an afternoon meal because it helps save time. According to Wikipedia‚ archeologist found earthenware bowl containing the world’s oldest known noodles‚ measured roughly 4000 years in Asia. Wheat noodles in Japan were adopted

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    THE NOODLE MAKER OWNERS “THE NOODLE MAKER” Karan Shah (9960051386‚ karanshah1234@gmail.com) Aditya Mundada (9552555015‚ adityamundada@gmail.com) SIBM Pune BUSINESS IDEA Business Concept The Noodle Maker is a labour of love. It is said that every entrepreneur worth his weight started out with a lemonade stand in his own backyard. The Noodle Maker is a business which takes the basic concept of a "lemonade stand" and makes it more mobile and relevant for today’s generation. We Indians love our

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    How To Make Sushi

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    mgoforth@patriots.uttyler.edu How to Make sushi Introduction Today’s sushi began as a type of “fast food”. When it took off in Japan in the late 19th century‚ it was basically their version of McDonalds. Sushi didn’t make it’s way to America until 1966‚ when aJapanese man started serving it in his restaurant in Las Angeles. (...) Preview Today I am going to tell you how to make sushi on your own. I’ll start with the different types of sushi you can make‚ then the sushi rice‚ and some

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    Chicken Noodle Soup Essay

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    Chicken Noodle Soup Ever since I was a little girl‚ I have never once eaten chicken noodle soup from a can. The mixture of salty slimy noodles combined with the brown-not to mention overly chewy pieces of so called “chicken”- was never appetizing to me. Although‚ from the way I was raised it really isn’t my fault I’m such a snob for the higher quality of the soup. It was nothing in comparison to what my whole family was used to when they wanted a warm cup of goodness: My mother’s chicken noodle soup

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