Posted on 01/27/2022 12:39:39 PM PST by mylife
One of Japan’s favorite instant ramen brands…turned into a chocolate-covered snack?!
Among the many brands of Japanese instant ramen, Chicken Ramen, made by popular food brand Nissin, is undoubtedly one of the most beloved. It’s a simple, classic type of instant ramen, but its deliciousness lies in that simplicity. With more than 60 years of history under its belt, Chicken Ramen’s popularity has brought it a lot of collaborations, and right now you can buy Chicken Ramen-flavored chocolate-covered corn flakes.
Yes, this is the ultimate dream collab between Nissin’s beloved Chicken Ramen and Nissin Cisco’s highly popular Choco Flakes. In this limited-edition snack, corn flakes are covered in chocolate, then rolled in crushed pieces of Chicken Ramen while the chocolate is still soft to make the ultimate sweet and salty snack.
Now you might be thinking, “whose great idea was it to combine chocolate and chicken?!” And you might be justified in your hasty judgment. But consider this: the disgust you might feel at the thought of chocolate-covered chicken probably comes mostly from the expected texture. Soft, moist chicken topped with chocolate just doesn’t sound appealing at all.
But crunchy Chicken Ramen bits mixed with corn flakes, all covered in chocolate? That’s double the crunch, with the added bonus of a sweet chocolate coating. You can’t really go wrong there.
▼ This netizen gave it a resounding “Oishi!!” (“Yum!!”) with two exclamation points.
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Just no.
I think I just threw up a little in my mouth.
better grab a choco chiken ramen to get the taste out... :)
If you like sweets at all you’ve probably had many that contains a lot of salt, and you just couldn’t tell from taste.
:)
Oh no no no! You have to try M&M’s mixed with salty peanuts! Absolutely the best snack in the world.
I’d try it. I once had a pizza with drizzled unsweetened dark chocolate. You would’ve thought it would be horrible. It was fantastic.
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Okay, you got me there. :)
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