Denmark recalls Korean ramen for being too spicy | BBC News
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024
- Denmark has recalled several spicy ramen noodle products by South Korean company Samyang.
The country’s food agency claimed that the capsaicin levels in the packet noodles could poison consumers.
It's unknown if any specific incidents in Denmark had prompted authorities there to take action.
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Exactly, you know their sales have tripled in the last 24 hours.
PR’s cunning plan? 🧐😂 Either way, it’s probably a win:win situation
It is well known that people eat it losing a bet
Have you tried the ghost chili one from Malaysia yet? It gave me a sudden burn in my chest and I normally eat very spicy Thai food. The Korean noodle showed in the news I normally add more bird’s eye chili flakes to made it spice since the given paste is more on the sweeter side.
Streisand Effect
Asian countries should recall European food for being too bland.
You should be recalled for being a Chinese bot.
😂
Asian here, I agree!
hey, at least my feeble european tongue can feel things other than pain
No wonder everything tastes bland to you ...after eating so much spicy food you probably can't feel anything unless you throw a fistful of chili in it. 😂😂😂😂
But seriously. I love asian food and European food and frankly I can't say anything bad about any cousine. All of it is good. It all depends on my mood.
The Danish noodle smuggling cartel will make a fortune.
Noodle gang bout to go on a rampage 🍜
I have already Googled asian shops in Malmö!
Stupid Danish hahaha
Spicy contraband 😂
It ain't the noodles its the sauce, fool!
Nobody put a gun in your head to eat the damn SPICY NOODLE.
😂😂😂 so true
Yeah same argument applies to heroin. Stupid government, always getting in the way.
Yes, so stupid news 😂
😂
이새끼 말하는거보소 ㅋㅋ
You should see the Korean news headline: Viking is weak.
meanwhile koreans would shit their pants if they would even take a little sip from milk lol
‘Viking doesn’t like shit food’
@@sim9373
Viking flower dress too tight. Choke brain cell.
Back then the Vikings didn’t travel far enough to get the correct spice. 😂😂😂
@@sim9373 lol as a Mexican shitty food equals european food specifically from the north
"Skill issue"
they 're not a player
😂😂love this comment
Spicy Gap
@@etas1c exactly 😂
accurate
Imagine buying x3 spicy ramen and complain about being too spicy wtf
ur pfp is incredible
Yeah, that’s rather weak on the spicy scale. You have to be really weak if you can’t handle a mere x3 on the scale.
Their spice tolerance is butter and garlic
@@whitewolf3051You just sound of🤦♂️ Do you know What you are talking about or just try to sound clever? Here is some Reading for you🤗 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buldak_Ramen
The pack 3x is over 15000 shu, so yes that is strong, Superman😜
@@danielles7766garlic in Denmark?
Australian living in the UK here. I quite literally BOUGHT these exact ramen noodles precisely BECAUSE I saw this news report a few days ago.
They are a bit intense but I LOVED them. They taste great!
So this news report inadvertently acted as an advertisement and gained me as a customer.
You're hilarious. I have tried them each once - that was enough. As someone of Korean ancestry I am proud of these noodles because they are bloody spicy, yet yummy - a difficult culinary feat to achieve.
Im craving noodles after watching this. I hope they have this in USA.
@@SunflowerOfTheEast They are all over the US. IN Canada they are even sold in regular Non-asian supermarkets.
As a Korean, that's the worst Ramen I've ever tasted. Nasty artificial and salty chicken flavor the whole BulDak line is disgusting.
@@DonnyShine you hated the taste, but were you okay with the level of spiciness?
It's like banning a knife because it's too sharp...
I bought an expensive packet only to find it flavoured with too spicy chilli and maybe sesame oil or oil taste . Was it worth it ? Nah
Nope. I like spicy food, but spicy isn't even scientifically a TASTE. Its simply the burning sensation, and idk why people love abusing their tongues with super spicy food.
@@Melarona23 Because you get dopamine from spicy food and it just makes you FEEEEL GOOOOOD!!!!
If you can't handle spicy don't eat as easy as that, for me i really love them and I like them special because there spicy I don't see no problem whit them
@Spartan117FS ok u do u. But too much spicy food is def gonna mess up ur stomach. Extreme flavours aren't simply worth it be it super sweet or super spicy.
Some Korean replied to the news, saying:
“Dangerous for children? Won’t it be fine if adults keep them away from children? Why aren’t alcohol and cigarettes banned then?
Number of children hospitalized worldwide by bulkdak ramen: 0
Really stupid comparison....both are banned for children and have very serious warning labels.
It’s obvious you know nothing about Koreans if you think they would consider alcohol or cigarettes as things to keep away from children
@@tonybryk3312lol Life expectancy would go through the roof if alcohol and smoking was banned. Crazy they have audacity to target Korean noodles of all things 😂 That said, I personally avoid instant noodles in general, due to other questionable chemicals in it that may cause long term health issues down the line.
@@tonybryk3312 you don't see ciggs and alcohol being recalled though
I live in Denmark and used to buy these very often. When this was announced i rushed to the nearest store and bought as many as i could. You can buy stuff here in Denmark that is even hotter than these noodles, but yet these get banned because they are popular among children. This is so ridiculous.
Or maybe it is....Asian...............
South Korean here. A Danish friend once told me if Denmark was a flavor, it would taste like flour.
@@loelds4817
Øhm aldrig hørt om det desuden kan jo stadig købe dem i kinabutikke. 😂😂😂😂
They’re racist.
Denmark: Teenagers can drink 😆🍻
Also Denmark: This Korean noodle is too spicy! It's bad for children! 😭
LOL as an American this is so true!! Can't stand how Euros brag about how kids can drink and yet do nonsense like this! America did that until the 70s and it was a disaster.
@@Maya-oe3xf got a problem?
Oh dang, really? That’s hilarious, they can’t be all hoity toity now
If you're 18 years old and you are a legal adult then you should be able to drink.
@@snowflakehunter It used to be legal for 18 year olds to drink in America but they had to raise the age because young people were dying in car crashes
“Heated debate” 😂
Spicy topic
skill issue tbh
@@ijumpjudyy i aint reading allat
korea DRAMA on food , popular drama
literally
I’m Portuguese, been to Korea several times, love the culture and love love love the food, especially kimchi, Koreans can tolerate that extreme heat in food, bit stupid for some government to complain, no one is forcing you to eat it , it’s on a shelve in the supermarket, it’s your choice to buy it or not
How about you, do you have high tolerance of spicy foods?
Why eat that crap when they can enjoy a nice dried herring, or whatever they eat over there? 😂
@@alanduncan1980 why eat the crap you eat over there. Gluten-free or whatever it is that you eat. 😂
You could argue the same for hard drugs
Are u of Asian origin?
Old vikings : 💪🤺⛵️
Vikings nowadays : *dies because of spicy noodles* ☠️
😂😂😂 underrated comment
All the strong Danes left Denmark and settled other parts of the world like the UK.
@@Daye2D410 no
I burst out laughing reading the news that young Danes are hospitalized because of the spicy noodles! 😂😭
@@liamwright2510and then those viking ancestors that settled in the UK got on a boat to Australia, so UK became weak too.
As a spice lover, this just made me chuckle.
Ahhhhhh you won't chuckle after trying the full chili pack in the Buldak 3x. Try it out tough guy.
@@news2hedz227I did with 2 of my Friends. I was knocked out for 2 days straight. My poor toilet
@@justinlerida3164 😂...that's rough bro! I don't know how you could evenn get it down tho.
What's next? Banning Indian curry? Or banning Indonesian rendang? Just because you can't handle the spices doesn't mean you have to ban it
Ban rendang, empal, penyet, kikil, gulai, kare, lodeh 😂
tbh these are much spicier than those, try them. The 3x one is pretty ridiculous, even for people that live spicy. It's hard to finish a whole portion.
😁
DavidLee, ha! 3x is nothing. In some restaurants, on a scale of one to five, some go up to seven, meaning 7x. As a Korean, I’m asking how weak are the Danish.
@@whitewolf3051 don't be an idiot. If you've tried 3x you'll know it's not like anything they'd serve in a restaurant. 7x my ass, don't try and be a tough guy, you're just making yourself sound stupid.
Literally don’t eat it if you can’t handle the spice, don’t take it away from people who do enjoy it
The same can be said with anything, including heroin and crack.
the important part is people are allowed to choose with their free will, while not endangering or harming others
consider clear labelling (if existing is deemed insufficient) or controlled sales practice similar to ethanol, tobacco or explosive products
@@sepg5084 i don't think spicy ramen would destroy a family like crack or heroin
@@sepg5084 Erm.. not a strong argument. You can easily get those stuff in Amsterdam during a weekend getaway. 🤷
@@sepg5084imagine comparing an addictive drug to food. Throw away all your snacks, anything sharp and just live in a bubble. You can eat baby food and roll safely, nobody can harm you. 😢
Thats why there is different spice levels for people who want to have that kick, but also not be too spicy. Why ban the whole thing?
There are even non-spicy varieties available, so this is on the Danish, for buying the spicy ones. Also, how weak are they? Some go beyond five on the spicy scale, up to seven, and if they can’t handle a three, they are super weak.
@@whitewolf3051 you can't say some people are weak, you can't judge someone by their spice tolerance
You can actually die from eating a whole Carolina reaper or Trinidad scorpion pepper.
Calling spicy food too spicy, even though people from specific regions have been eating such food for centuries is the most European thing ever.
Kind of hard to have spicy food in your cuisine when there was no source for spice or peppers for centuries.
@@PistonHonda87I mean, peppers come from South America. Most south Asian/East Asian countries did t start out having them either, but we learned to incorporate them into our cuisines when we got them. To each their own, but outright banning an ethnic food just because some people can’t have it borders on racist. I’m sure there are South Koreans living there who love eating this, and who are going to lose access to this taste of home just because some idiot with zero spice tolerance decided to inaugurate their spice journey with the spiciest thing they could find, instead of building upto it slowly.
@@skylar_kada I don't know about calling it an ethnic food. This is packet ramen. It's the equivalent to a pot noodle.
@@PistonHonda87 WTF are you on about? They colonized other countries for SPICES for CENTURIES.
Natural Spice vs químical spice.. So not worry about cancer😂
If its too spicy, then don't eat if. The packaging tells you its spicy.
banana peppers and milder jalapenos also say they are spicy
Uncle Roger: Why so weak?
hahahahaha😂
haiya... so weak...
😂
😂😂😂😂😂 these people no nephews and nieces of mine!!
White people haiyaa 😂
Danish people = "this instant ramen is too hot 😭"
Indonesian, Philippines, Malaysian, and most southeast asian people = "this Korean noodle wasn't even that hot, we even add Bon Cabe (chili powder) on top of that ramen"
liar. I gave it to a Filipino friend who calls me white, because I can't handle spicey food.
He couldn't handle it either. He's annoying because I have bird peppers that he liked. Kept asking it from me. gave him a plant and some seed
I’m Indonesian & have many Filipino friends who can’t handle spicy food. But I can confirm many South East Asians, such as Indonesians & Thai, would happily add chilli powder or even bird’s eye chillies to Samyang noodles. In Indonesia, we have sooo many dishes much spicier than Samyang, it doesn’t bother our tummy really.
@@AmazingGrayz nah that's bullshit. The bird's eye chili is a newborn baby level. Indonesian is known for being a proud race and overestimating themselves so you have no credibility.
I have high spicy tolerance and years ago me and my team experimented on South East Asia for eating our special California reaper noodles. Only the 4 who've barely passed the Ghost pepper were chosen and 5 others barely passed the habanero were eliminated.
Guess what? They overestimate themselves and dare I say almost died had we not prepared everything to counter the pain from the CR. Please stop overestimating yourselves.
@@WhiteDevil-kl3ru.. I don't know if you're a liar, or just racist. Even if you says is true, why are you comparing an samyang noodle + chili flakes/powder with california reaper WHICH IS NOT a common food like the fire noodles?
That's just like a person who said 'im okay' after being shot with an air gun then you test shot them again with a real gun because they are from a race that known from "overestimating" themselves??
I'm sorry, are you mentally challenged or something?
@WhiteDevil-kl3ru .. I don't know if you're a liar, or just racist. Even if you says is true, why are you comparing an samyang noodle + chili flakes/powder with california reaper WHICH IS NOT a common food like the fire noodles?
That's just like a person who said 'im okay' after being shot with an air gun then you test shot them again with a real gun because they are from a race that known from "overestimating" themselves??
I'm sorry are you mentaly challenged or something?
Poison?!💀 My Caribbean tongue disagrees. Absolutely love these!
Facts mines too 😂
To any Dane, eating spicy food saved us from Covid. Deal with it!
all that acid from the spice keeps cases of dysentery low in the Caribbean population
yeah your tongue loves it but your butt will suffer the consequences
Tastes artificial though.
Breaking news! Spicy food is hot!!!
In other news water is wet
I like these noodles but to be fair, they are extremely hot compared to the usual crap in shops and supermarkets.
@@Lunatix246 yep and i drink tabasco sauce at age 7 (first time i try at age 5 my lips and tongue 3x the size)
at age 21 first try eating Korean noodles my neck and body was burning
now i'm immune at age 38
@@remixchild the Danish government is saying that spicy food is poisonous.
Or oxygen is empty
As a Dane, I am both saddened and uplifted at the same time. Sad to not see it in stores, but at the same time, maybe there's an up-and-coming new and lucrative black market noodle trade that I could become a part of.💸💰🤑
completely supporting you
Get that money 💸
As a Korean, Denmark is neat
Hook me up😂
why so weak? haiyaaaaaaa
Don't add the whole packet.
Or mix with coconut milk.
or just buy ramen thats yknow, not advertised to be extremely spicy
Don't blame the spice, blame people for being too weak.
Hiyaaaaaaa!
No blame the lack of information about how painful food can be
@@bunnywar it is all over the internet how spicy it is
You can handle it then?
@@bunnywarhow clear do they need to be? It's called spicy noodles, if you are weak then you shouldn't eat em.
This is probably due to overreacting parents when their child is attempting this as some spicy challenge
That's exactly what happened.
@@vespasiancloscan7077 because of some stupid trend
This nonsense exists
You can easily not add the whole seasoning packet. Problem solved.
@@stanbalo that is the point
I believe it was just one Danish man who complained to the Food safety department. A male karen basically.
Heres a thought don't add the whole packet of Spice in
I only use a third or quarter. Too spicy for me.
I add extra green chillies to make it more spicy 😅😅
Tell that to Seong-Jae Kong. Either he wearing red lipstick or he been eating too much spicy ramen noodle.
I’m from Denmark and I don’t know what you mean by “whole pack.” I’m not good with numbers nor able to make basic judgment.
Don't pour all the spicy seasoning. As far as I know, the noodle itself is spicy
* Buys ramen with evil laughing peppers and a crying chicken over a firey red background on the package *
"Oh no, it's spicy! How could I possibly have known it was spicy??" - the danish, apparently.
You left out the '3X' part.
Supposed Danish are the happiest people in the world..😂😂😂😂
Weakling more like it.....
As a Dane, this ban is so stupid haha
It's a pretty Scandinavian thing to be banning noodles for being in danger for the consumers. Like: "what if the noodles cause us to become only the second or third most prosperous nation in the universe!!!"
@@elvenkind6072 Excuse me? Not banned in Sweden or Norway!!
"Scandinavian".
Pff...!
What Denmark should ban is their mother tongue. Eating spicy noodles would make it even more difficult to understand.
I'm across the border to your south I'll bring you some.
@@starvictory7079 Hey Svenske. Don't talk badly about our Danish brothers. They talk as they talk. You write as you write. No winners there. 😆
@@starvictory7079imagine disrespecting someone’s language. A language that has developed for centuries. Show some respect.
We don’t have to fear these guys in the euros, they’ve already been defeated by noodles
They drew with Slovenia.
SUUUUUIIIII!!!!
Vikings scared of chili's
That's what Europe peeps get for stealing spices they cannot properly use 😂😂😂
my afternoon snack has defeated them.
so a show like Hot Ones would be illegal in Denmark I assume?
U stupid
They are considered a terrorist organization.
@@abstractlizard9377 perhaps the beginning of the Spice Wars.
They should ban it for being boring. That's a hot take.
@@charlestwoohot ones is popular in Denmark because they have made collaborations with Chili Klaus.
I’ve lived in Seoul and have visited South Korea several times. My favorite thing about SK is the food, especially spicy food. I’m Mexican-American so my taste in food is similar to a Korean. No one forces you to eat spicy food, so I don’t get why people complained, especially if you see the “3x Spicy” level in big bolded font. Or, first taste, don’t like it, don’t eat it. Plain and simple 😅
Why is this decision funny?
If it's too spicy, you just need to add a little bit of spicy sauce and you can control yourself. Don't the Danes have the ability to control themselves?? It's like banning sugar and salt from being unhealthy.
Low quality processed noodles that taste bad like other ramen it's also unhealthy for you, Go ahead and be another fool that chooses taste over nutrition and real food unlike these fake dry ramen in a bag shyts nasty if you like it then you're a kid and you'll most likey have health problems when you get older. Instead eat real noodles make ramen fresh at home or go to chef that makes it fresh unlike the fake dry stuff in a pack now a days it's nasty.
Denmark is very strict about food additives and healthy food regulations. When you are really strict about everything, eventually you are bound to overeact at some point.
How are you supposed to know how little to use before you've ever tried it?
@@bunnywar 소스를 뜯어 한방울 맛을 보고 적당히 뿌리면 되겠죠?
그것도 알려줘야 하나요?
@@bunnywarwhen you cook normal cook, how do you know how much spice to put in? You put in a little at a time and taste and gradually increase the spice to your taste.
Let’s ban noodles but not ban cigarettes and alcohol
“Ha look at me! I have the moral high ground cause I don’t smoke and drink!”
The majority of people around the world see people who don't smoke & drink alcohol tend to have morals high ground @@formalist6096
@@formalist60960:11 "they could poison consumers" I don't think it's about morals, it's about the definition of "poison". Both cigarettes and alcohol are considered toxic, or did I see this wrong?
@@formalist6096oo looks like someone took it personal 😂
@@formalist6096It's not about moral but for your own health
The packs do say 'spicy' and '3x spicy'. If it's too spicy don't buy it anymore. Luxury problem, seriously...
For real. This is silly. It’s not like they weren’t warned.
Facts. It’s straight up “First world problems”.
Medieval Danes: Vikings! We aren't scared of anyone.
Modern Danes: Spicy ramen go ouchie ouchie in my tummy.
Where are you from?
Descendants of vikings taken down by a spicy noodle from korea 🔥🔥🔥
Really? The Descendants of the mighty, marauding, pillaging clan is weak like this? LMAO 🤣
@@Cheekfatsthe spicier the food, the smellier the people. maybe they dont want europeans to smell like asians
@@Cheekfatsso according to you, people who naturally don’t have high of a spice tolerance are weak?
@@formalist6096 chill bro , have some Chandler BIng🤗
that's really stupid, I mean, you can just choose not to buy it, also those are noodles, yes it's spicy, but it isn't some dangerous thing you need to ban like its some threat lmao, and if they can't handle the spice, they always have the option not to put the seasoning in.
This is hilarious - I’m from the UK but lived in Korea for 2 years and they’re absolutely fine!!!!!!
The cartoons on the packaging specifically appeals to kids and without an age restriction I guess anyone can buy them. Instead of banning the product they should have just requested age ID from consumers.
This has to be a joke 😂
I am laughing so hard still 🤣
It’s no joke when your young child is chocking or burning up after eating these
And have you tried these, I bet you haven’t so StFu
@@CricketEnglandbuldak isn't even that spicy the pink cheese one has more spice that the x3 and red one combined you guys just need to season your food more
@@user-sy1mr2rx7t it might not be to you but it maybe to others
In other news, Denmark bans Sprite for being "spicy water" a danger to people.
"Why so weak?"
- Uncle Roger
I bet Korean spicy Ramen hotter than Nigella!
@@RC-qf3mp Yea, and 1000 times hotter than his ex-wife Auntie Helen!
@@TonkotsuTo auntie Helen cold cream pudding have negative scoville.
@@RC-qf3mp Real
The economic variation of Europe and Asia is totally different. Actually, Japan, S.Korea and Singapore are similar rich nations just like Europe but other Asian countries are just same level as Africa.
Even here in South America, there are people who like Korean ramen. I recently saw in some article that Korean ramen is popular. I have tried Korean ramen, but there are many different types of Korean ramen, some are spicy, but some are not spicy. And as expected, I expected news like this to come out of Europe media. If something non-European is popular in Europe, it is checked in this way. Nordic countries in particular seem to be even more exclusive
They’re very anti immigrant so not surprised
The sodium content tho 💀💀💀
@@kaidanalenko5222 cup ramen sodium content is always high so why so surprising?
@@kaidanalenko5222 Just use half as much.
FYI, Korean instant noodles are called Ramyeon, not ramen. Ramen is Japanese noodle dish with fresh ingredients and broth
It’s a lot, but poison?? That’s a bit much.
I think by definition poisoning means it creates a biological effect. So heartburn and diarrhea counts as poisoning even though it isn’t lethal
@@PariahQuailincorrect.
@@VintageVegans you’re wrong but ok
Respect to him for being respectful even while refuting the points against the item
Have they consider... I don't know, not buying it and consuming it? 😂
If you can't handle spices you just don't take it.
WOW
It's popular between children influenced by Korea . These bans are probably because of publicity stunt.
But those korean noodles are like sugar to me , and this is coming from an Indian 😅.
I read the summary from the food health governing body that made the decision, it was basically banned to remove them from being stocked in local stores, in fear of another tiktok challenge related to less spicy chips that sent a lot of German kids to the hospital.
It didn't seem like a oh Danish people can't handle it but more of a kneejerk response to prevent kids from another tiktok soup challenge.
@@phantomofnyx does that warrant a ban though? because there really are people who eat it normally. won't a PSA work? were tide pods ever banned during *that* period?
@pul0y
Well wording is a bit strong, I think maybe tidepods were because its obvious it's stupid but the "ban" isn't that I can't buy it, it's more a regular Danish super market can't have it at their isles, but same could be said about those crisps that got banned in most countries because children started hospitalising themselves with them due to a tictoc challenge.
My guess is it was simply the easiest solution, where you can't ban cleaning stuff because people actually need them and it would be problematic, getting rid of a certain variety of noodles is kind of less of a problem.
But if I were to guess why a psa wasn't enough that was likely based on the chilli crisp case where I believe they did psas yet tons of German kids and other European kids ended up hospitalised.
I obviously don't know but I guess it was simply, an oh shit this is even spicier than the crisps and challenges are already starting up, let's just cut it at the root and try to be ahead this time around.
I think better solutions could have been found but I suspect they didn't desire to spend time and resources on a "snack"
And me as an adult can still easily with my credit card purchase it myself if I desired them, or most kids above 15? With a credit card, hence it's only really a ban if you only have access to local super markets and don't have a credit/debit card which 99% of all above 15 got
Samyang is happy about this PR.
Dane spicy eaters, at the store :
"Gimmie six cases!! I gotta have my spicy until this ban is lifted!!"
😂
Didn't know about these flavours(3x spicy, 2x chicken) until this news came out.. went to store and bought a few XD it worked ! (Must be some bland ass food in denmark) I love the carbonara spicy one, cheese, I've had it before
Seriously. Now, I NEED to try some.
The ignorance of Denmark for Asian food culture is astounding 😂 To label a high spice level as poisonous?! Are you kidding me? This is some kind of deeply ignorance crap from some uneducated people 😂
But Denmark has highest level of everything...including happiness...how can they be uneducated?😢
@@HomoErectus-xg5odthat could also include high level of ignorance. What an irony
And they say us Americans are uneducated.
To be fair they are known to have the least spicy and most bland food in the world so it makes sense. When paprika is spicy, anything that is actually spicy may kill them.
To note historically north European food but especially danish food has been bland and to this day they don’t really use chilis. When they use spices it usually one at a time.
It's also banned in Singapore. Singapore only allows the 2x Spicy, but not the 3x Spicy. So it's not a Denmark or Europe thing, capsaicin poisoning is real
Dane here. It is even a joke to us that the food agency recalled the products 😂 We like them and there has been no incidents that even would suggest poisoning from the noodles. But hey, great PR for the noodle company!
Denmark only knows salt and pepper shame
NOT TOO MUCH PEPPER THOUGH! MIGHT BE TOO SPICY FOR THEM!😭😭🤭
@@hughw2377 Shuh you have a point 😂😅
Try the salty licorice.
@@Zurayda-e4gbro Denmark has some of the best restaurants in the world.
31 Michelin star restaurants, 3 of which are 3 star. Noma winning the best restaurant in the world 5 times....
Jesus when they started the video with "Industries blamed for 2.7m deaths" and this title I thought 2.7m people died from spicy food
I think a country losing half its population due to eating spicy food would be headline news everywhere
Bruh really Denmark 💀
They eat Cheese and drink Milk,
not eating hot chili like Koria
Different food culture. The general populous wouldn't consume it so no point in importing that junk.
@@xiraoit9342 You can add Cheese or Milk into Buldak ramyeon, it becomes Carbonara Buldak
@@xiraoit9342isn't that the right combination? After eating spicy food, you cool down with cheese and milk
Im from Denmark and this is ridiculous. They're in my store right next to me. Imma buy em all
"Why so weak?! So weak!!!" - uncle roger 😂
Literally what I was thinking. LOL
Do it the right way, not the white way
Is this a headline from The Onion???
Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction
Reality is scarier than fiction
Omg I’m from Australia and I eat the 3x spicy on a regular basis and yes they are hot but definitely not “poisonous” 🤦♀️
Calling spicy food “poison” is a joke. The heat won’t kill you and it only lasts for a few minutes. Perhaps the government should look at having warning labels added to food products with high capsaicin levels so that the public can make more informed decisions.
Actually spicy food can kill you
@@the.real.dwight.schrute any and every food can do that
@@the.real.dwight.schruteReally? Please enlighten me.
@@addict8229 just google it, people die from sipcy things
You can die from eating too spicy food, but what about not doing stuff far above your capabilities. Their survival instinct is -1.
Dane here, I've been eating the 2x spicy for quite a while, can't get enough, it's lovely.
Tried the 3x spicy and it was indeed, very spicy, but an experience non the less.
Spicy food being recalled and making the news, while the world is going throu so much els, is mind-boggling.
I mean, it *is* absolutely ridiculous. Yes there is technically a level of capsinoid that one could consider dangerous, but you’d be taking about concentrated extract. I’m embarrassed by what my government does all the time. This is definitely an embarrassing thing for your government to do and really plays into the stereotype of Danes thinking water is too spicy. Glad you’re enjoying some good heat though.
Denmark not taking away the stereotype of lack of seasoning in Nordic countries 😂
Spice isn’t seasoning.
The economic variation of Europe and Asia is totally different. Actually, Japan, S.Korea and Singapore are similar rich nations just like Europe but other Asian countries are just same level as Africa.
@@jacksonrelaxin3425it is a seasoning, just because you are weak doesn't mean it isn't a seasoning
@@jacksonrelaxin3425 I agree. That's why I don't like this Korean brand of instant noodles. It acts like spice (as in hotness, not the other term for seasoning) is all you need for seasoning and the actual seasoning is so bland, you might as well be eating noodles cooked in plain water, without salt.
@@proudtobeme1ashkente What? Instant noodles are already high in sodium and you're complaining about it not being salty enough??? The spice must have burned you taste buds.
Buldak Ramen beat Viking
Huge L for Denmark😅
@@ijumpjudyyNobody cares about your stupid propaganda nonsense
..and Huge W for the ramen company
Let's donate milk to Denmark 😂
As a south korean, we sincerely apologize to Denmark. We will try to produce a Danish friendly version, looks like noodles, tastes like flour.
@@loelds4817😂😂😂
The spice must flow
Hopefully this doesn’t trigger the holy war… 😂😂😂
As it was written (in the Danish import law)
Nice!!!!!!!
Literally finished a pack of these, sat back and openEd RUclips to see this. What the heck Denmark?? I know it's not for everyone but.... Poison?
Yes. That stuff is full of processed carcinogens. Enjoy your stomach cancer.
My Mexican friend ate one of those deadly hot chips from Paqui last year like a champ. The ones they had to ban from high schools because kids were ending up in the ER. He tried the Buldak. He couldn't get down the full chili pack. This stuff is serious. A full chili pack does damage. I doubt most Koreans could handle it.
The economic variation of Europe and Asia is totally different. Actually, Japan, S.Korea and Singapore are similar rich nations just like Europe but other Asian countries are just same level as Africa.
@@aboutme7810 who asked?
@@news2hedz227 um,no? bcs they have varied samyang flavored food, chicken,noodle itself,etc.
Buldak Ramen includes a spicy chili seasoning liquid soup. When you eat the noodles mixed with this spicy soup, endorphins and adrenaline are released in your body to cope with the spiciness, which can have a stress-relieving effect. If Buldak Ramen is too spicy, it’s also a good idea to add cheese.
It's too spicy 😫💅
-Denmark
The government doesn’t represent people. We Danes love spicy food.
덴마크 사람들에게 매운맛 라면이 'Poison'이라면 술과 담배는 그들에게 무엇입니까?😂
💯 there is very little logic to it.
25% of the youth in Denmark are addicted to nicotine.
Poisoning everybody around them.
familiar poison? 🤔
@@zdfregtfyuhvgf😂
이기적인 독 😂
Denmark has to create a hot line for emergency spicy ingestion
If you don't like it, don't eat it. Don't remove that option from people who want to eat it. Common sense.
I mean it does mention 3x spicy . What do you expect.
Its not that spicy as described ... 3x too spicy?
The seriousness of the science that Denmark is basing this ban is best reflected by that the BBC, in order to find an expert on this topic, is interviewing a comedian.
Ooops I'm in the wrong universe😱
It’s a shame they’re not smart enough to work out that they don’t have to tip the whole seasoning packet in…..
"This 3x spicy ramen is 3x too spicy!"
Well don't eat the 3x spicy if can't even eat the normal one 😅
Or they can just precautionary labels. That usually works with people who can read labels.
If you're only putting a third of the packet in, why did you buy the 3x spicy? You're throwing away 2/3 of the rest of the flavor away too, just get the regular one if you're weak
Don't the Danes eat fermented fish in a can? Did they think the "3×" on the package meant the regular one wasn't spicy enough, the chicken breathing fire with tears in its eyes the black word bubble, the trend of any version of this being a challenge, none of that screamed "not for the faint of heart"? Do chilli peppers exist in Denmark?
I believe you are referring to the Swedes and their fermented herring aka surstromming. Funnily enough those are banned on many carriers while the 3x spicy ramen isn't.
No they don't, swedes do. Anyways it's our overprotective goverments fault. They been made legal again cuz they aren't dangerous. Obviously.
As a Swde I can speak on the behalf of Scandinavia that the Danes are "not like us"
You gained your independence from us. and at least our country isn’t overrun with the plague unlike swedistan.
@@formalist6096In other comment you said you are not Danish but their your brother country now you’re saying you are Dane 🤡
@@CJ-fs1zr ah im terrified of your detective work!
@@formalist6096 6 hour war anybody?
🍻
Im a white American of half German and half Polish heritage, and i am addicted to Korean spice. I am also from Buffalo NY, the home of the Buffalo wing and they need to be at a crazy high Scoville level for most of us Buffalo natives to enjoy them, like literal burn the skin off your lips spicy - spice tolerance is a kind of a skill you either develop it or you don’t 🤷🏼♀️ I don’t have a ton of experience with Danish foods, but I’m guessing they’re similar to German and Polish foods which are bland AF with very little spice.
Is Buffalo really known for spice like that?
@@TerraBlacc1 for the native true buffalo wing eater, super spicy is very important for taste and status.
@@jleigh404 I'll need to visit once in my life then, thanks for the tip kind stranger.
So white. 😂
Mixing those two countries in one person is crazy
The Danish has proved themselves weak. WEAK I SAY!
Lower your voice, Stephan
@@sim9373Maybe his voice is becoming too "spicy" for the small Danes 🤪
Makes me wanna have a spicy night with a Danish woman.
Still stronger as a nation than your country will ever be.
@@Jetmab04wdym small Danes?
Uncle Roger :
Why are you so weakkkkk
2,000,000 scoville chilli’s : yeah that’s fine
Spicy noodles: nah we’ll die
I went to Netto in Denmark today and bought 2 packets of the 2x Spicy noodles mentioned here. Haven’t tried them yet but I’m looking forward to tasting them.
Nooo, according to government you will get poisoned
Pls don't sue the noodle company 😂
Bruh, the comments section here is just roasting Denmark like those spicy noodles 😆
It's also banned in Singapore. Singapore only allows the 2x Spicy, but not the 3x Spicy. So it's not a Denmark or Europe thing, capsaicin poisoning is true
@@万恶共匪毒害中华more like skill issue
Everything is dangerous if u overdose
Even if u drank water too much
U will death by choking
If the spices too spicy
Just put less amount
@@lordtea I'm sure the governments of those countries know better than the comment section here
@@万恶共匪毒害中华 yup skill issue
No wonder so weak
@@lordtea What part of "capsaicin poisoning" do you not understand?
this is why everything needs warning labels. cause apparrently people lack common sense to NOT eat spicy foods that they CANT. HANDLE.
In this day and age to remove individual accountability from consumers, is just insane. They are saying for parents, who presumably purchased these food items, to call a poison control agency if they note a reaction in their small children. How about the parents just not purchase items that are clearly marked 2x spicy and 3x spicy etc. there by doing their job as parents to provide good nutritious foods for small children and not allowing said small children to eat these items until they are older, say high school age. The parents are the consumers who purchase these food items and the responsibility lay squarely upon them.
Yet another insane Danish opportunity for their psychopathic authorities, to steal innocent people's children 😱
I think people also need some common sense; if you have a mouthful and it's too spicy, perhaps stop eating? Drink milk?
"Anything outside of Europe should be banned " Lol
European Media: Korean hit dramas Squid Game is violent.. So viewing should be banned
A European president: We should use European weapons instead of Korean and American weapons
Denmark: Some Spicy Korean buldak ramen are too spicy.. So We are recalling them
Also Europe : but we need Asian raw Nickel
South korean here. You are literally talking about china, not Europe. China bans everything.
I see the citizens of the CCP have no self-awareness, as usual
@@loelds4817south korean here. squid game ban in europe was more about the costume. so in a way it did happen.
and the weapon purchase ban was suggested by a european president. to support germany.
@@elee9056 what costume?
No one say you need to use the entire spice pack.
😂😂
Absolutely true, I also do this, just use half or 3/4 of spice pack and add other ingridients mildly.
It went from Vikings
To this 😂😂😂
I’m a South Korean and I find this rather cute than offending 😂
This is excellent publicity for this brand. I'm living in Bangkok and it's displayed prominently in most supermarkets I've visited since this recall was reported.
Some Northern Europeans told me that it's actually related to racial discrimination against Asians.
Racial discrimination is a bit too far from my perspective as a southeast asian who only consider a proper dinner has to be rice and spicy. But it was rather discrimination against themselves from freedom of choice - smoking and alcohol is also poisonous in that sense but they weren't banned were they?
Prob true
Stop it. What’s wrong with you?
I can’t tolerate spicy, so I don’t eat it or cook it.
Why would you give it to children, my friend’s granddaughter developed an ulcer from consuming too many spicy chips that are very popular among kids, once they stopped buying them for her, she got better, again, it’s a decision for yourself and as a parent.
Don't blame the food, blame the person
Telling me Danish cuisine is boring without telling me it's boring.
Because food can either be spicy or boring??!
They should ban everything that you need to get used to first.
The food company did not hide the fact that the food was spicy, and if you can't eat spicy food, you have to eat it, but it's funny that the state is banning sales. Does that country intend to ban the import and use of spices at all? There is no case of prohibiting knives because they are sharp.
Denmark don't have the stamina to handle the explosive korean flavours. Korean fire hot ramyun is like next level spice. Here in India its very popular.
@h4xe7reac75 I know right 😅white people are so fragile
Eating spice is a healthy challenge. Always add more spice until it makes you cry from the heat. That's the best joy of eating spicy foods. Crying and relishing the flavours.
@@aryanWarrior666It also helps you become a tougher and better man by training and improving your spice, or just pain tolerance in general. Korean noodles are for real men only.
Some???? We’re all mocking them this is hilarious 😂
Not me
Hilarious, it's virtually unanimous ridicule, even Danes themselves & other Northern Europeans are claiming not to be weak as those saying a spicier ramen flavor is "poison"....LOL 🤣🤣🤣
@@agneagi mean it is pretty funny
That sounds like a skill issue
At most, put an advisory warning label on them. But recalling them is absurd.
I have severe IBS and allergies for things like MSG. Just don’t buy the product. It’s literally that easy if it affects you so negatively
Msg is everywhere lol
@@gktte2574 exactly
There are no proven ill-effects of MSG.
To me people dont see the connevtion why continental europe is generally healthier and safer then uk and other shithole countries
@@hawkingdawking4572 I have allergies for MSG which cause me severe illness in my stomach and digestive system. You are simply incorrect