Pot Noodle launching brand-new flavour in Asda this week after demand from shoppers
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POT Noodle is launching a brand new flavour in Asda stores nationwide following demands from shoppers.
A Flame Grilled Steak version of the popular instant noodles is set to hit shelves this week, available exclusively in Asda for £1.20 per pot.
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Pot Noodle is launching a new flavour at Asda this week
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Pot Noodle says the new flavour, which it describes as a combination of classic noodles and a smokey, grilled steak flavour sauce, has been highly requested by fans.
The new flavour, which is also suitable for vegetarians and vegans, has already been spotted in some Asda stores across the UK, and is quickly becoming a must-have for shoppers with many declaring, 'I need it!'.
A post in the Facebook group NewfoodsUK first revealed the find, with the caption: 'New Flame Grilled Steak Pot Noodle spotted at Asda.'
Responding to the Facebook post, one fan who had tried the new flavour compared it to McCoy's Flame Grilled Steak crisps.
Another wrote: 'Brazilian BBQ steak used to be my favourite no longer seen – hopefully this one is banging.'
Another offered a tip on how best to enjoy the new flavour, writing: 'Don't add the soy sauce, instead add some squirty mustard in it. Thank me later.'
However, it's not a hit with all fans of the snack, with one writing: 'It's getting a bit silly now, these new flavours.
"I'm still in the 80s with Beef & Tomato lol.'
It's the latest addition to a long list of Pot Noodle flavours including Beef and Tomato, Chicken and Mushroom, Original Curry and Sticky Rib.
Madeleine Boulton, Senior Brand Manager at Pot Noodle said: 'Pot Noodle Flame Grilled Steak has long been a top requested flavour from our fans, so we're thrilled to launch the product just in time for summer.
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'Rather than manning a BBQ for hours, in just four minutes you've got yourself a winner - no flames, faff or sunshine required!'
The brand said more than one Pot Noodle was sold per second at Asda within the last year.
Pot Noodle often experiments with new flavours in response to fan requests, with the brand launching chicken fajita, pulled pork, korma and even Christmas Dinner flavours in recent years.
The news comes as Tesco recently added Pot Noodle as a snack to its £3.60 meal deal range, allowing customers to purchase one alongside a sandwich, soup, salad, pasta pot and a drink of choice.
Pot Noodle Flavours Chicken and Mushroom
Beef and Tomato
Original Curry
Sticky Rib
Chow Mein
Bombay Bad Boy
Sweet and Sour
Chicken Fajita
Piri Piri Chicken
OTHER NEW FOOD FLAVOURS
It's not just Pot Noodle that's enticing fans with some new flavours.
Cadbury recently announced the launch of a White Dipped Twirl - a new take on the Twirl bar coated in white chocolate.
The bars hit shelves on June 2 but will only be available for a limited time.
McVities this month unveiled a new Jaffa Cake flavour - hot honey - which has fans of the classic biscuits divided.
Last week it was revealed that Nutella is launching a brand new peanut flavour, although it's yet to be confirmed if it will be available in the UK.
Pringles also recently revealed its new Spicy Pickle crisps - after the flavour saw an unlikely surge in popularity among Gen Z on TikTok.
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