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titleOfInvention How to make instant Japanese noodles
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for producing instant Japanese-style noodles having an enhanced salty taste in instant Japanese-style noodles in which the amount of salt kneaded into the noodles is reduced. SOLUTION: In instant Japanese-style noodles, when reducing the amount of salt to be kneaded into noodles, potassium lactate, granulated sugar, citric acid, processed kelp product and / or processed sardine product are added instead of salt. As a result, the salty taste of instant Japanese-style noodles can be enhanced, and instant Japanese-style noodles having good salty taste can be produced even if the amount of salt is reduced. [Selection diagram] None
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