Cold noodles that you will want to eat when it gets hot. Convenience stores also have a variety of noodles such as udon and soba, chilled Chinese noodles, and cold pasta.

Introducing this time is "Cold Noodles", a cold noodle that is soberly popular with women at Circle K and Sunkus. Dashi scented raw pasta ”series.

This series features a Japanese-style soup that sings "I want to drink". Dashi is the main dish and is eaten with a refreshing soup. When "warm noodles" were launched in October last year, the percentage of women who purchase the product is 8.5% higher than other pasta, and it is said to have been well received. Therefore, "cold noodles" will be introduced for the summer.

That's chilling! Dashi scented fresh pasta. Two types with different toppings have been on sale since mid-May, and both have plenty of raw leafy vegetables. It is a topping that can be done only because it is not warmed.

The En-eating editorial department got the new "Tomato and Egg" (430 yen including tax) to be released on May 31, so I tried it for a while.

This product is topped with leafy vegetables such as lettuce and mizuna, chopped tomatoes, and scrambled eggs. Dashi soup is in a separate bag.


Remove the sheet between the vegetables and the noodles, and pour the soup stock over the vegetables, and the rich soup stock will suddenly rise.


When I drank it for a while, I was convinced that I wanted to drink it. Even though it is cold, I feel the scent of soup stock.

The noodles with this dashi stock are a little flat and have the image of fine udon noodles. Even though it is called "raw noodles", it is very solid and goes well with the flavor of dashi soup. In fact, the noodles are also entwined with soy sauce.


I was also wondering what "raw vegetables + dashi" was, but I didn't feel any discomfort. And above all, the eggs are delicious. The state of inhaling the dashi stock is like a generous amount of omelet. This is an ant.

A new type of cold noodles that is eaten by sprinkling "dashi soup" on raw vegetables and pasta. How about one of the items that can survive the hot summer?