Isabel Yip is an intern for NBC News.
Samyang, a South Korean instant noodle company whose spiciest flavors feature a cartoon fire-breathing chicken on its packaging, has become the star of mukbangs and its own spicy noodles challenge — but not everyone can handle the heat. Denmark issued a recall on three Samyang ramen products that may keep the company’s Danish fans from enjoying the viral product.
Indeed, some of Samyang’s online fans appear to power through the spice of the company’s fiery noodles. In another video on TikTok, foodie user ohmymisty prepped a package of the company’s spicy noodles — but not before popping two antacid tablets. “Gotta prep the stomach,” she explains in the video. The recent recall has sparked debate online as to whether Samyang’s products are really too hot to handle, with many coming to the noodles’ defense.
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