College students rejoice! Cup Noodles’ cup redesign means the instant noodles are able to be microwaved. Starting in early 2024, the popular instant noodle brand is getting even more convenient ...

Cup Noodles’ cup redesign means the instant noodles are able to be microwaved. Starting in early 2024, the popular instant noodle brand is getting even more convenient.

In 2024, Nissin will replace the styrofoam cup for its iconic Cup Noodles with a microwavable paper design. However, folks online are just discovering you weren’t supposed to microwave these.

Cup Noodles have been a go-to quick meal for decades, ... Have no fear because the brand is launching a cup that will be safe to eat in, making it more convenient for consumers.

Cup Noodles was launched in Japan in 1971 before being introduced in the U.S. in 1973 as Cup Noodles, the company says. Many consider them a budget-friendly meal option.

SAN DIEGO — Cup Noodles, one of the world’s most popular, easy-to-make, instant ramen brands is making a historic change in 2024. Starting next year, the company will phase out the use of ...

A popular brand of instant ramen noodle soup will get a huge makeover in 2024. Nissin Foods USA recently announced it will change its Cup Noodles packaging in the early part of the year.

The new cup will be made with 40% recycled fiber, no longer require plastic wrap, and features a sleeve made with 100% recycled paper. Additionally, the packaging is polystyrene-free.

The legendary instant ramen brand joins forces with the global league of competitive surfing to satisfy noodle cravings as a sponsor of upcoming competitions in the U.S. GARDENA, Calif., May 25 ...

Cup Noodles is well-known all over the world for being a go-to snack and/or a meal choice of questionable nutritional value – but eating it for breakfast? Even the most brand-loyal consumer may ...

Aptly titled "Cup Noodles Breakfast," the meal takes four minutes to cook in the microwave and results in a soup-based ramen that also contains "visible ingredients" of sausage and eggs.