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A package of the instant chicken ramen, released in 1958, with a design allowing consumers to see the noodles inside.
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Figure 1: A cross-section of part of a chicken ramen noodle. The boiled noodle (left). When the noodle is deep-fried in oil (middle), the water evaporates and leaves holes inside. The holes fill with hot water (right) so that the noodle returns to its boiled state quickly.
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A Cup Noodle cross-section. The noodles rest in the middle of the cup, closely hugging the sides, and they are packed more tightly together near the top of the cup.
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Space Ram instant noodles designed for the astronauts.