Chocolate-Covered Noodles? Cup Noodles’ S’mores Flavor Is Here

S’more Noodles, Please! Cup Noodles’ Latest Flavor Will Melt Your Heart

Cup Noodles S’mores

Tired of the same old ramen routine? Cup Noodles has a wild new flavor that will challenge your taste buds’ expectations. Introducing Cup Noodles S’mores flavor! This limited-edition release combines the classic flavors of chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker with savory noodles for a unique and potentially mind-blowing experience. Is it a match made in heaven, or a culinary clash of epic proportions?  Read on to find out!

Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores flavor

Described as a “gooey, sweet noodle experience,” this limited-time offering from Nissin Foods’ Cup Noodles blends ramen noodles with chocolate, graham cracker, and marshmallow flavors, with a hint of smokiness to capture the essence of a cozy campfire treat.

“Since its invention nearly 100 years ago, the beloved s’more has been adapted into a wide range of food flavors, recipes, and now ramen,” Priscila Stanton, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Nissin Foods USA, said in a press release. “As enthusiasts seek new ways to get their s’mores fix beyond the great outdoors, we couldn’t resist joining the campfire fun by transforming the classic flavor into a bold, unexpected experience that will capture the hearts and palates of consumers nationwide.”

Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores
Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores

How to prepare

To prepare this unconventional Cup Noodles edition, simply follow the brand’s standard instructions for all its flavors: add water, microwave for three minutes, and let it sit for two minutes. However, Nissin suggests taking it one step further by garnishing the s’mores ramen with bits of graham crackers or extra mini marshmallows for an even more authentic experience.

Where to buy

With a suggested retail price of  $1.18, Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores is available for purchase, exclusively online and in stores nationwide at Walmart for a limited time. You can buy it solo or as part of a 6 pack at a discounted price.

Reviews

Reviews for Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores have been mixed. In the customer ratings section for the product on Walmart.com, some people who have tried the new ramen flavor found it “gross” and “disgusting”. But there are others who said the new flavor is unexpectedly good.

“I don’t like overly sweet things and wasn’t sure how they were going to pull this off as a ramen, but it’s actually pretty good. I’d eat it again,” wrote Marc, a Walmart associate.

A customer named Paxton has this to say about Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores: “This item is a bit random and unexpected, but [it] seems fun and I decided to give it a try. This is good. the chocolate mix is not too strong, the marshmallows are a good touch, and it has a sweet flavoring that makes me think of it as a dessert. To those offput by the flavor, I would recommend that you give it a try. It may just surprise you.”

If you’re looking for a quick savory pick-me-up, Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores might not be the best Cup Noodles for you, as several consumers who have tried the new flavor pointed out that it’s more like a dessert than a meal alternative.

Other new Cup Noodles flavors

The introduction of Cup Noodles Campfire S’mores flavor comes on the heels of other unique Cup Noodles offerings, such as the Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese flavor and the so-called Cup Noodles Breakfast.

Cup Noodles Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese
Cup Noodles Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese

Cup Noodles Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese puts a spin on the classic bagel flavor by combining its noodles with sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic, dried onion, and caraway seeds in a rich cream-cheese-flavored sauce. Cup Noodles Breakfast, meanwhile, blends ramen with your favorite breakfast flavors, including pancakes, maple syrup, sausage, and eggs.

Cup Noodles Breakfast
Cup Noodles Breakfast

These innovative flavors demonstrate Nissin’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional ramen and satisfying the cravings of adventurous eaters.

Source: Nissin Foods

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