MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles vs Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil
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What's different
- •Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has about 76% more total sugar than MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (6.7 g vs 3.8 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has about 61% more added sugar than MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (5 g vs 3.1 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has about 32% more protein than MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (9 g vs 6.8 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 2.4× as much sodium as MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (1,920 mg vs 805 mg per 100 g/ml).
- •MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 2.6× as much saturated fat as Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil (10.7 g vs 4.1 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has about 27% more energy than MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (438 kcal vs 345 kcal per 100 g/ml).
- •Only MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles lists the flagged ingredients Palm oil, Flavour Enhancer, Nature Identical Flavouring Substance and Humectant.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles
Fewer concerns on: Excess Sodium & Salt, Added & Hidden Sugar, Artificial Colours & Dyes +2 more
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil
Fewer concerns on: Unhealthy Fats (Trans & Saturated)
Scores: both products fall in the Concerning band, so the small gap between them doesn't make one "safer". See each product's label findings below. Which difference matters most depends on who is eating or using it — that's your call.
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Safety Score
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles offers lower sodium and sugar but contains higher saturated fat and palm oil.
Safety Score
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum is notable for its lower saturated fat content but has a significantly higher sodium and sugar load.
Side by side
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Concern match
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For , the two are evenly matched. The overall safety verdict is unchanged.
This one is read from the two ingredient lists rather than measured by the Decode Label engine — useful for choosing, but it is not a safety finding.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles scores higher due to its lower sodium content per 100g (804.6 mg) compared to Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum (1920 mg).
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles scores higher with a lower sugar content per 100g (3.8 g) compared to Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum (6.7 g), both of which list sugar as an ingredient.
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum scores higher with lower saturated fat (4.1 g per 100g) compared to MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles (10.7 g per 100g), although both contain trans fat.
Both products receive the same score as both list refined wheat flour as their primary ingredient, indicating a similar level of processing in their base.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles scores higher as its label does not list specific artificial colors, unlike Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum which lists 'Colour'.
Both products receive the same score as both Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum and MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles list 'Flavour Enhancers' in their ingredients.
Both products receive the same score as neither Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum nor MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles list artificial sweeteners in their ingredients.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles scores higher as Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum lists a broader range of additives such as 'Gelling Agent', 'Sequestrant', 'Thickener', 'Acidity regulators', 'Anticaking Agent', and 'Colour'.
Both products receive the same score as Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum contains 9 g of protein per 100g and MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles contains 6.8 g of protein per 100g, with neither explicitly listing fibre content.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles scores higher due to its lower sodium and sugar content per 100g compared to Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles
In its favour, from the label
- Lower sodium content (804.6 mg per 100g)
- Lower sugar content (3.8 g per 100g)
- Does not explicitly list artificial colors
Label findings to note
- Contains trans fat
- Higher saturated fat content (10.7 g per 100g)
- Contains Palm oil
- Lists 'Flavour Enhancer'
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil
In its favour, from the label
- Lower saturated fat content (4.1 g per 100g)
- Uses Rice Bran Oil instead of Palm Oil
Label findings to note
- Very high sodium per serving
- Contains ammonia caramel colour (E150c/d) — which can generate 4-MEI during manufacture — IARC classifies 4-MEI as Group 2B (possibly carcinogenic to humans); this label does not state its concentration
- Higher sugar content (6.7 g per 100g)
- Lists 'Colour' as an ingredient
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles vs Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil — frequently asked questions
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has less per 100 g/ml. MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 3.8 g and Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 6.7 g of total sugar per 100 g/ml.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has less per 100 g/ml. MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 3.1 g and Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 5 g of added sugar per 100 g/ml.
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has more per 100 g/ml. MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 6.8 g and Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 9 g of protein per 100 g/ml.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has less per 100 g/ml. MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 805 mg and Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 1,920 mg of sodium per 100 g/ml.
Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has less per 100 g/ml. MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles has 10.7 g and Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil has 4.1 g of saturated fat per 100 g/ml.
Decode Label rates both as ultra-processed, from their ingredient lists.
MAGGI Korean Spicy Cheesy Cuppa Noodles's ingredient list includes Milk and Gluten. Too Yumm! K-Bomb Tom Yum, 80g, Ready to cook Instant Noodles, 100% Veg, Thai Noodles, No Palm Oil's ingredient list includes Milk, Soy and Gluten. Check each pack for "may contain" warnings if you have an allergy.
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