Denmark recalls Korean ramen for being so spicy they might cause 'acute poisoning'

For a South Korean instant noodle brand a first-of-its-kind product recall. Too spicy for Europeans

A Danish food regulator pulled three varieties of the Buldak ramen brand because the spice levels posed a threat to “children and weak or elderly people.”

Denmark pulls out popular Korean spicy noodle products from stores, cites risk of 'poisoning'

Denmark has taken a bold step in consumer safety by recalling several spicy ramen noodle products from the South Korean company Samyang, citing potentially dangerous levels of capsaicin, the active component in chili peppers. The recall, announced by Denmark’s food agency, the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration (DVFA), includes three fiery flavors from Samyang’s instant ramen line: Buldak 3x Spicy & Hot Chicken, 2x Spicy & Hot Chicken, an…

Popular Spicy Noodles Pulled from Shelves in Denmark

In Denmark, a new ban targets extremely spicy noodles.

Korean spicy noodles recalled over "health hazard"

"Chili in large quantities poses a risk to children and frail adults in particular," the head of Denmark's Food and Drug Administration said.

Denmark Recalls These Spicy Korean Ramen Products, Says They Could Cause "Acute Poisoning"

Denmarks food agency has recalled three products by Samyang, a South Korean instant ramen brand on account of their high spice levels.