Sedaap mie ayam jerit rawit 75g
3005866626842- Registered in
- France
- Producer code
- 5866
- Product code
- 62684
About this product
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The barcode 3005866626842 is associated with "Sedaap Mie Ayam Jerit Rawit 75g" (a spicy chicken-flavored instant noodle product). Below is a detailed breakdown based on available data and general product characteristics:
Product Overview
- Brand: Sedaap (a Malaysian instant noodle brand under Sedaap Holdings Berhad).
- Type: Instant noodles (ramen-style) with jerit rawit (spicy) flavor, featuring chicken seasoning.
- Weight: 75 grams (standard serving size for instant noodles).
- Packaging: Typically a small plastic pouch or aluminum foil packet (common for instant noodles).
- Country of Origin: Malaysia (Sedaap is a Malaysian brand, though ingredients may include imported components).
Key Features
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Flavor Profile:
- "Jerit Rawit" indicates a spicy variant, likely containing chili or chili extract (e.g., Capsicum species).
- "Ayam" (chicken) suggests the seasoning includes chicken powder or broth, though the actual meat content is minimal (instant noodles are not meat-heavy).
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Ingredients (Typical for Sedaap Instant Noodles):
- Dried noodles (wheat flour, salt, preservatives like sodium benzoate or TBHQ).
- Seasoning packet: Contains MSG (monosodium glutamate), salt, sugar, spices (turmeric, garlic powder, onion powder), and chili powder/extract for heat.
- Oil: Often palm oil or vegetable oil (check label for specifics).
- Optional: May include dried vegetables (e.g., cabbage, carrot) or egg powder.
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Nutritional Highlights (Estimated per 75g serving):
- Calories: ~200–250 kcal (varies by brand; Sedaap’s exact values may differ slightly).
- Carbohydrates: ~35–40g (primary macronutrient).
- Protein: ~3–5g (mostly from seasoning, not meat).
- Fat: ~5–8g (mostly from oil).
- Sodium: High (~1,500–2,000mg per serving; ~65–85% of the WHO-recommended daily limit). This is a major concern for hypertension or kidney patients.
- Spiciness: Heat level is moderate to high (depends on tolerance; "jerit" implies noticeable spice).
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