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Nissin Foods

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  • Ramen
    ramen
    / Evolution

    …of a company he founded, Nissin Foods. Instant packaged ramen quickly became a staple of Japanese home cooks. In 1966 Ando added a self-contained ramen that could be cooked by adding hot water to ingredients in a paper cup, carrying the self-evident name Cup Noodles. Because of their ease and…

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    …of a company he founded, Nissin Foods. Instant packaged ramen quickly became a staple of Japanese home cooks. In 1966 Ando added a self-contained ramen that could be cooked by adding hot water to ingredients in a paper cup, carrying the self-evident name Cup Noodles. Because of their ease and…

    Read More