INGREDIENTS Jetlag Noodles® are made from premium, thoughtfully selected, real ingredients, with no unnecessary additives.

PLANT BASED

ORGANiC WHEAT NOODLES

AiR-DRIED, NOT FRiED

NO PALM OiL

WELLBEiNG BENEFiTS

  • ☀️

    Vitamin D3

    Contributes to the normal function of the immune system

  • ⚙️

    Magnesium glycinate

    Contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system and normal muscle function

  • 🧠

    Vitamin B6

    Contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and normal psychological function

REViVE Functional core

⚡ Guarana extract
Contains 53mg of natural caffeine (about the same as a single espresso) for alertness

 ☀️ Vitamin D3
Contributes to the normal function of the immune system

NOODLES
  • 🌾 Organic wheat flour
  • 🧂 Sea salt
FLAVOUR HEROES
  • 🌶️ Gochujang paste
  • 🔥 Oleoresin capsicum
  • 🥣 White miso
  • ⚫ Soy sauce
  • 🍅 Tomato paste
  • 🟡 Sesame oil
  • 🥥 Coconut powder
  • 🫚  Ginger
  • 🧅 Onion
  • 🌿 Spices
  • ✨ Ginger oil
Balance & stability
  • 💧 Water
  • 🌻 Vegetable oil
  • 🧬 Monosodium glutamate
  • 🩷 Himalayan pink salt
  • ⚪ Sugar
  • 🔴 Paprika red
  • 🛡️ Potassium sorbate
  • 🟠 Vitamin E

Ready for take-off

  • Jetlag can reduce cognitive performance

    Crossing time zones disrupts your circadian rhythm, slowing reaction times, memory and focus – exactly when you need to be sharp.

  • Bodies don't instantly adapt to a new time zone

    It typically adjusts at a rate of about one hour per day, meaning long-haul travel can leave you out of sync for nearly a week.

  • Stimulation helps reset your internal clock

    Exposure to sunshine, movement, and metabolic “activation” cues (like spice and caffeine) can accelerate alertness.

RESET Functional core

⚙️ Magnesium glycinate
Contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system and normal muscle function

🧠 Vitamin B6
Contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and normal psychological function

NOODLES
  • 🌾 Organic wheat flour
  • 🧂Sea salt
FLAVOUR BASE
  • 🥄 Sesame paste
  • 🥣 White miso
  • ⚫ Soy sauce
  • 🟡 Sesame oil
  • 🌾 Sesame seeds
BALANCE & STABILITY
  • 💧 Water
  • 🌻 Vegetable oil
  • 🩷 Himalayan pink salt
  • 🧬 Monosodium glutamate
  • ⚪ Sugar
  • 🛡️ Potassium sorbate
  • 🟠 Vitamin E

Prepared for landing

  • Jetlag isn’t just tiredness – it’s biological confusion

    Hormones (like melatonin and cortisol) are released at the wrong times, making it hard to fall asleep and wake up properly.

  • Poor sleep is the number-one symptom of jetlag

    Even if you’re exhausted, your body may resist deep sleep, leading to fragmented rest and that wired-but-tired feeling.

  • Calming rituals support circadian recovery

    Relaxation cues – warm food, low light and grounding nutrients – can help signal to your body that it’s time to wind down.

Why do we use MSG?

Also known as monosodium glutamate, MSG is a naturally occurring flavour enhancer found in umami-rich foods such as tomatoes, mushrooms and Parmesan cheese. It was first isolated from seaweed, and has been part of Asian cooking for more than a century.

Crucially, MSG contains around one-third of the sodium of table salt, making it a smarter way to boost flavour without overloading on sodium, which is damaging when consumed in excess (World Health Organization).

In the 1950s, MSG was wrongly associated with so-called “Chinese restaurant syndrome” and subsequently shunned in the West. This claim was never supported by credible science and is now widely recognised as being rooted in racial bias rather than fact.

Sources

Why chefs are finally getting the MSG - Financial Times

MSG is making a comeback. But was it ever really that bad for you? - National Geographic

MSG Is Finally Getting Its Revenge - The Atlantic