Enjoy an easy snack in minutes.
Add your favourite proteins and vegetables for a delicious meal.
Add them to your favourite stir fries and noodle dishes.
Great as a light meal or afternoon snack.
Made in Papua New Guinea.
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No, JPG is much better.
I think its rubbish.. many coles put them on $8 and $10
My Coles put it on $3, some $1.5, a box for sure
I doubt that.
No, it's for real. my local had a couple of boxes for $3.
My Coles has had these $3 a box for over a month
$3 for a box of 36 noodle packs?
Ah just clarifying… Not sure why someone negged for that lol
@Slut: In the picture it is labelled as:
REDUCED TO CLEAR
So yes it appears they are on clearance at Coles.
Is there a reason why these are $3 to $10 at Coles?
I mean, do they taste worse than the chicken flavour made in other countries, or is it short dated, or…?
I don't eat them but grabbed a box from Coles a week or so ago for my teenage kids. No complaints from them so can't be too different in taste even with the packaging being different.
I think there was like 6 months or so left on the BB date but I mean they're noodles….and in my case for the kids so not concerned one bit lol
Purchased. Hopefully they include lots of MSG.
OMG lots of MSG in PNG
The chicken flavour here is no way near as good as the malaysian one, but not sure about png
They were Jan 2021.. may be neg feedback ended up in clearance
A lot of people on various fb groups reporting these to not taste the same as local product.
At this price its a hard pass
I just cancelled my order x2. More so on the principle of it being on clearance through Coles for a 6th of the price
Classic oz bargainer, it's on the page, it must be a good deal.
Actually no. I purchased them earlier in the day. I was cruising Ozbargain and saw all of the comments. Again the Ozbargain community put the price in to perspective which resulted in me cancelling the order.
$12 at my coles
If I was selling something made in PNG, I'd be hiding the fact like crazy.
Except the packaging isn't intended to be for us. Its PNG local market packaging.
Why would you even state that? What other countries do you have an aversion to, and why?
Why, where are you from?
Largely irrelevant, but Australia.
You can get 5 for $1 of the name brand version.
So $7 for 35
or
$7.20 for 36 (compared to $18.75 for 36 in this deal) if you wanted to know the apples to apples value comparison.
Went to Coles once and there was no 5 for $1 homebrand noodles left (COVID horders). Instead, I bought a box of these, the shelf price was $8, but then it was scanned as $10 at the checkout, so I got it for free.
Tastes different to the Malaysian-made Maggi noodles, but still good.
Price coming up as $12.5 instead of $18.75
Is PNG particularly renowned for their two minute noodles?