[Today's New] Conveniently Enjoy 'Jjashulling Yonggimyeon' in a Cup and More

Orion Launches Kkobuk Chip Caramel Popcorn Flavor
Aekyung Industrial Introduces Neutral Detergent 'Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry'

Introducing new products launched by the distribution industry on the 30th. Ottogi introduced a cup noodle version of its Jjashulraem Jjashulraem, Orion launched a new flavor of Kkobuk Chip called Caramel Popcorn, Dunkin unveiled new products in collaboration with Kellogg's Corn Frost, and Aekyung Industrial released a neutral detergent 'Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry' product.

Ottogi launches 'Jjashulraem Cup Noodles' for easy enjoyment

Ottogi has launched 'Jjashulraem Cup Noodles' to enjoy its Jjajang ramen 'Jjashulraem' conveniently. The new Jjashulraem Cup Noodles replicate the rich jjajang flavor and chewy noodles of the existing bag noodles, enhanced with onion and scallion oil-based seasoning soup for added flavor. As a cup product, it can be easily cooked and consumed, and the Bokjakbokjak cooking method has been applied to the cup noodles as well. The newly introduced 'Bokjakbokjak cooking line' by Ottogi is marked as a triangle inside the cup; boiling water is poured up to this line, microwaved for 4 minutes, and then without discarding the water, the powder and oil-based seasonings are added. Two water lines are marked so consumers can enjoy various cooking methods according to their preference. You can cook using the Bokjakbokjak method without discarding water by using a microwave, or easily complete it by removing the simple-cook sticker and pouring out the water.

Orion targets home cinema enthusiasts with 'Kkobuk Chip Caramel Popcorn' flavor

Orion Kkobuk Chip Caramel Popcorn Flavor.
[Photo by Orion]

Orion has launched a new product, 'Kkobuk Chip Caramel Popcorn' flavor, featuring a crispy four-layer texture with caramel. Kkobuk Chip Caramel Popcorn was designed to offer a unique way to enjoy popcorn, a representative movie snack. The thickness of each Kkobuk Chip layer was finely adjusted and coated with caramel to create a crispy texture. Salt seasoning was added to achieve the sweet and salty flavor of caramel popcorn.

Dunkin releases three donuts of the month using Kellogg's cereal and rice

SPC Dunkin, launches three types of October's donuts using cereal and rice.
[Photo by Dunkin]

Dunkin, operated by SPC B.R. Korea, is launching three donuts of the month in collaboration with cereal brand Kellogg's: 'Kellogg's Corn Frost Milk Donut,' 'Rice Munchkin,' and 'Upcycled Rice Bran Filled.' The Kellogg's Corn Frost Milk Donut is finished with a white coating made by grinding 'Corn Frost Light Sugar,' which has reduced sugar content, into a chewy and mild milk donut. The bite-sized Rice Munchkin uses domestically produced rice to maximize chewy texture while supporting local farmers. Upcycled Rice Bran Filled is Dunkin's first food upcycling donut. Food upcycling refers to products created by reprocessing by-products or low-value ingredients generated during food production. The Upcycled Rice Bran Filled donut is topped with rice bran cookies over a donut filled with grain-flavored rice bran filling.

Aekyung Industrial launches neutral detergent 'Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry'

Aekyung Industrial Wool Shampoo Indoor Drying Neutral Detergent. [Photo by Aekyung Industrial]

Aekyung Industrial's neutral detergent brand Wool Shampoo has launched 'Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry,' which alleviates worries about musty odors when drying delicate clothing indoors after washing. Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry is a neutral detergent that reduces fiber damage and pilling when washing delicate fabrics such as wool, silk, cotton, and linen. It contains cleansing ingredients that effectively remove sebum stains inside fibers, which cause musty odors, and enzymes that help eliminate odors, reducing the smell of laundry. Wool Shampoo Indoor Dry is a versatile detergent suitable for hand washing, regular washing machines, and drum washing machines. It is available in two scents, Fresh Cotton and Original, allowing consumers to choose according to their preference.