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Indomie Mi Goreng Stir Fry Noodles, 40 x 80g - £13.49 at Costco
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Posted 12 December 2022

Indomie Mi Goreng Stir Fry Noodles, 40 x 80g - £13.49 at Costco

£13.49
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"Wow, this is a great deal. My kids love them and my sis has these at Uni all the time. Might have to stock up as normally pay 50p per pack in Tesco. Cheap and easy meals for the school hols!
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  1. MadeDixonsCry's avatar
    MadeDixonsCry
    Which flavours are on offer?

    The chilli, chicken and vegetable flavours have been banned in at least two countries in Africa:

    businessdailyafrica.com/bd/…046
    Noosei's avatar
    Noosei
    That's Indomie imported from Kenya. The Mi Goreng range in the OP deal is a different range to the African made ones
  2. stevenhp1987's avatar
    stevenhp1987
    £5.99 delivery charge so it's not £13.49...

    Might be cheaper in store.
    sunnychad's avatar
    sunnychad
    Saw it in Reading yesterday for £11.99, didn’t realise how cheap they were compared to Tesco. Will head back at the weekend.
  3. yoyoken's avatar
    yoyoken
    Do check where it s produced. Avoid “Produced in Serbia”. Noodle quality and taste is nothing the same as the original one from “Produced in Indonesia”
    polarbaba's avatar
    polarbaba
    Agreed the Indonesia ones are always the best.

    Always check where they are produced.
  4. scunny's avatar
    scunny
    They're 50p each in Sainsburys so a good saving HOT. I think I will try one at 50p and if it's nice get this deal. Thanks OP
    gboig's avatar
    gboig
    I'm not a big fan of noodles but really liked these ,just went without the chill as I don't really like spice
  5. shelleyclarke88's avatar
    shelleyclarke88
    Love these noodles too
  6. ariecol's avatar
    ariecol
    Amazing. Just had this for lunch.

    It must be from Indonesia though..
  7. beaufinder1's avatar
    beaufinder1
    Okay for the dog.
  8. shaysmum's avatar
    shaysmum
    Love these!
  9. KazzyD's avatar
    KazzyD
    What flavour are these, doesn't seem to give you that information on the website
  10. gboig's avatar
    gboig
    You get seasoning packs with these, chilli, seasoning, soy sauce, make them plain or spicy to suit youself
    Firefax's avatar
    Firefax
    How do you differentiate them? Once I bought one that had : soy sauce, fat, chili, base , crunchy STH just forgot which country I did it in. Next one I bought was just one sachet inside and terrible taste.
  11. Aaron_Smith's avatar
    Aaron_Smith
    Nice 1st post
  12. joeymcjoe's avatar
    joeymcjoe
    Salt content in these (2g) looks OK - some of the instant ones (especially the kimchi ones in polystyrene bowl) from Costco have absolutely horrific levels of salt in them - almost an entire day's limit.
  13. LB.'s avatar
    LB.
    I have seen boxes off 40 packs of indomie noodles in plenty of indian shops and the shops behind the outdoor market shops they're quite cheap there. I get mine from the shops behind market stalls.
  14. ramrax's avatar
    ramrax
    Thanks but minimum qty 2 packs. Enough palm oil to kill a Sumatran Tiger. I get my MSG from digital tv anyhow.
  15. hukduserr's avatar
    hukduserr
    free delivery code?
  16. IsaacWD's avatar
    IsaacWD
    Have these a lot of the time for lunch, instant noodles so not the healthiest. But sure do taste great.
  17. andywedge's avatar
    andywedge
    Thanks for posting and well done on your first hotukdeals thread
  18. davocc's avatar
    davocc
    That's quite a find - these are very popular in Oz with East Asian ex-pats too (though most would add about 20kg of chilli for some reason).
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