indomie
instant noodles product line
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indomie
Summary
indomie is a food brand[1]. indomie has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- indomie is credited with the discovery of Sudono Salim[3].
- indomie is the creator of Sudono Salim[4].
- indomie was influenced by fast food[5].
- indomie is in the country of Indonesia[6].
- indomie's instance of is recorded as food brand[7].
- indomie's founder is recorded as Sudono Salim[8].
- indomie is owned by Wicaksana Overseas International[9].
- indomie's headquarters location is recorded as Surulere[10].
- indomie's manufacturer is recorded as Indofood[11].
- indomie is made of wheat flour[12].
- indomie is a type of instant noodles[13].
- indomie is part of noodle[14].
- indomie's Commons category is recorded as Indomie instant noodles[15].
- indomie's industry is recorded as fast food[16].
- indomie's country of origin is recorded as Indonesia[17].
- 1972 marks the founding of indomie[18].
- indomie's official website is recorded as http://www.indomie.com/[19].
- indomie's product or material produced is recorded as instant noodles[20].
- indomie's location of creation is recorded as Indonesia[21].
- indomie's different from is recorded as spaghetti[22].
- indomie's cuisine is recorded as noodle[23].
- indomie's has listed ingredient is recorded as vegetable oil[24].
- indomie's social media followers is recorded as {'amount': '+314314'}[25].
- indomie's social media followers is recorded as {'amount': '+311256'}[26].
- indomie's social media followers is recorded as {'amount': '+324090'}[27].
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Definition and Type
indomie's instance of is recorded as food brand[7]. indomie is a type of instant noodles[13].
Origins
indomie's founder is recorded as Sudono Salim[8]. 1972 marks the founding of indomie[18].
Use and Application
indomie is part of noodle[14].
Movements and Schools
indomie was influenced by fast food[5].
Why It Matters
indomie has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]