Salted egg-flavoured Indomie is a real thing

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Guan Zhen Tan | August 30, 2018, 06:46 PM

Indomie fans, it's time to go crazy and gorge yourself on Indomie.

Salted egg-flavoured Indomie instant noodles are currently only available in Indonesia and it is under the premium collection.

Here's how it looks like.

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High demand

Instagrammers are quick to display the delicious instant noodles in all its golden glory, and even opened up bulk orders:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BnFfCponlV4/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BnF-bLpjKLJ/

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Gila genks! Ternyata @indomie Salted Egg BUKAN HOAX!😱 Ini beneran ada, segera aku cobain nanti ya, sekarang aku kasih previewnya dulu biar kalian penasaran😛 Nah ini, bisa kalian dapetin exclusive di www.klikindomaret.com selama 13-26 Agustus 2018 dan ini LIMITED STOCK banget, kalian juga bakal dapetin free bag mereka. YUK GILA PANTENGIN @klikindomaret, T&C applied ya genks! Follow @klikindomaret for more info🤗 #foodirectory #klikindomaret #indomiesaltedegg #indomie

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How to get it

Singaporeans, who are unfortunately not in Indonesia, can purchase it from the shopping service website Airfrov, but they'll have to buy it in sets of 10 packets, which costs S$15, or an entire carton for S$30.

Screenshot via Airfrov's website

Alternatively, you could try to simply make your own salted egg noodles.

But then again, nothing can be like Indomie.

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Top image via Airfrov's Facebook post