Kabuto Vegetarian Noodles Review: September 2017
Kabuto noodles founder Crispin Busk travelled around Australia and Asia and started working within the food industry in his late twenties. Crispin’s venture into the entrepreneurial world has been a mixed journey. 15,000 noodles pots, no customers and with a pregnant wife, Crispin had to take matters into his own hands, by scouting London’s independent retailers to stock his products. From launching his products into Harvey Nicks and throughout several countries worldwide, Crispin continues to see growth and is excited about what the future holds.
It is super to see the brand support two great charities. The Empire fighting Chance, who provide boxing programmes for excluded or vulnerable young people in Bristol. Also, Cool Earth an environmental charity that help mitigate Kabuto’s carbon emissions. Kabuto donated just over £500 per month in 2015 – 2016 which allowed them to mitigate over 25,000 tons of carbon and protect 100 acres of forest.
Kabuto noodles are high quality, with no preservatives, additives, that appeals to the western palate. The brand recently launched their Gluten free Vegetable Tom Yum rice noodles. Inspiration taken from Thai recipes really gives these noodles an authentic Asian taste. Make a meal of it by serving the noodles in a bowl, with a side of super spring rolls.
The Malaysian inspired Vegetable Laksa, gluten free rice noodles, really packs a fresh punch. They are good to go and only require boiling water, so stick them in the back pack and take them on your wonderful warrior worldwide travelling adventures.
The mouth-watering Japanese style Miso Ramen wheat noodle dish was an adequate portion and tasted yummy. Whether you are climbing actual mountains or mountains of work these noodles are ideal to take with you on a trek or to fill those hunger pangs when sat at the office desk.
Become a wonderful warrior with these worldwide inspired noodles!
Thank you for reading 🙂
Melanie xx
Contact:
SALESWARRIOR@KABUTONOODLES.COM
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These sound like some really interesting noodles, they sound delicious and so easy to make.
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They are very tasty and super speedy to make which is ideal :)x
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We love noodles here so these sound great! I love that they are vegetarian too, a lot contain meat stock at least!
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They are great and I’m sure you will love these vegi noodles :)x
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Gluten free noodles in a cup? I know a lot of people who would love that! I don’t eat gluten-free so I’ll have the whole lot, thank you!
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Haha same here they we all lush :)x
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These noodles look great, I will have to try them sometime
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Deffo do as they are awesome :)x
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These actually look really nice, I’ll definitely be checking them out x
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They are lovely…quick to make but quality :)x
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How fab that they were able to donate each month for a great cause. I’ve had these noodles before they really are lovely aren’t they.
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I know love that they do donate. They are yummy :)x
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I haven’t tried the other flavours yet but the vegetable laska is delicious. I want to try the other flavours.
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It’s yummy. Ooo do try them…they are so lush lovely :)x
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I like companies that give back to the community! The flavors of Kabuto noodles sound great and the fact that they are gluten free is a great plus!
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I do too. They tasted fab and yes some of the flavours are gluten free which is always good 🙂 x
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Omg they sound amazing! When I was travelling noodles like these were my best friend. So delicious 🙂
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They are amazing and yes ideal for travelling adventures 🙂 x
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My husband loves these, didn’t know they were so supportive of communities though, always a plus in my book.
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Yes, its great that they do, a big winner for me 🙂 x
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I always see these in the supermarket and wonder what they are like! Xx
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Well worth buying – I loved them 🙂 x
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Mmm they sound fab! I love the packaging too!
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They are awesome, very good quality and easy to make 🙂 x
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My mummy loves noodles and it’s great to find a brand that’s different from the usual packet noddles. She might try these for work lunch times!
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They are ideal lunch time foods, easy to prepare and take into the workplace 🙂 x
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I do like a good noodle pot! Will have to try them! Like your post and the fact that these noodle creators have a good story to tell and donate to charity.
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Me too…for sure. Aw thanks for the fab feedback. Yes the charity donations make them a great choice 🙂 x
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This noodles look super delicious and they are easy to make. I would love to try them.
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Go ahead and try them, well worth a purchase 🙂 x
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I’ve never heard of this brand of noodle before, but they sound fab. I’ll have to give them a try 🙂
Louise x
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Do Louise, as the noodles were super good quality 🙂 x
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I’m a sucker for food that is quick, easy and tasty, so I’ll have to give these a try x
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Haha same here anything to make life easier is great :)x
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We love noodles in my house and I like that Kabuto has a variety of them. I’ve only had the ramen ones, but will check out more varieties.
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Well worth a whirl…these were fab :)x
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