Annie Chun's Peanut Satay Noodle Bowl

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  Slurp, slurp, hooray! Introducing Annie Chun's Peanut Satay Noodle Bowl. We're talking a savory peanut sauce with Hokkien noodles and crushed peanuts. Yum! All that slurp-worthy goodness is packaged in a convenient microwaveable bowl so it's noodle time, anytime. Ready in 2 minutes when microwaved, Annie Chun's noodle bowls are ideal as part of an office lunch, late night snack, or anytime the noodle craving hits. Go wild, add bean sprouts, bell peppers, green onion, or top with extra protein like tofu, chicken, shrimp or whatever your belly desires. Your bowl, your rules. Embrace the slurp and find more favorites with Annie Chun's Soup Bowls, Ramen Bowls, and Noodle Bowls.

  • One 8.71 oz. Annie Chun's Peanut Satay Noodle Bowl
  • Hokkien noodles and crushed peanuts in a savory peanut sauce
  • Convenient microwaveable bowl for tasty warm noodles any place, any time
  • Perfect as part of a quick and easy lunch at the office or an addition to a delicious dinner at home
  • Top it off with tofu, shrimp, bean sprouts, bell peppers, or green onions if you're feeling fancy
  • Microwaves in 2 minutes
  • Slurp up more goodness with Annie Chun's Soup Bowls, Ramen Bowls, and Noodle Bowls

• Dietary Information

  High Fiber, No Artificial Ingredients, Pescatarian, Vegan, Vegetarian

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