Wu Mu Pork Ramen Noodles are Taiwanese ramen noodles with pork flavor. Dip into a bowl of pork ramen noodles in a savory broth with a hint of pork flavor. Wu-Mu Pork Ramen noodles are perfectly chewy, perfect for slurping up! Ramen noodles are a favorite quick meal across the globe. Since 1958, they've been a staple food, loved for their delicious taste, and easy preparation, from packet to plate in under 5 minutes. Wu-Mu is a Taiwanese ramen manufacturer who takes pride in their ramen noodles. Unlike their instant noodle competitors, their dry ramen are steamed, instead of fried. They use a special steaming technique, making their products lower in fat compared to other manufacturers. But it's no easy feat! The entire drying process takes 9 hours, but it's worth it for the texture and taste of their delicious Taiwanese ramen noodles.

Add ramen noodles to 550ml boiling water, cooking for 3 minutes. Add seasoning powder and oil, stirring well. Enjoy! We love slurping up this ramen topped, boiled eggs, mung bean sprouts, and scallions.

Wu-Mu, a part of Sing-Lin Foods, is a leading manufacturer of dried noodles and ramen products based in Taiwan. Established in 1985, introducing Japanese instant ramen in a variety of flavors to consumers around the globe. Their quick serve, dry noodles are made with the utmost care and quality, and are enjoyed worldwide. The name, Wu-Mu, comes from the five working partners who worked to establish the company, as the mandarin character for "Wu" means 5 in English.

• Ingredients: wheat flour, cool water, salt, palm oil, onion, garlic, shallot flavor, salt, monosodium glutamate, vegetarian seasonings (wheat, soybean), onion powder, garlic powder, licorice powder, pepper powder, mixture sodium 5' guanylate and sodium 5' inosinate. Silicon dioxide dehydrate vegetable: cabbage, carrot scallion, roast shallot
• Product Weight: 11.3 oz (321g)
• Product of Taiwan

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.