Question: What are two flavors of Ramen?
About the article "Ramen", section "Canned version".

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Instant soups have a long tradition in Germany, back to 19th century, with, for example, the inventions of Justus von Liebig, or Maggi products.
Instant noodles as discussed here, however, were relatively unknown in Germany until the 1990s, but they have since continually gained in popularity.
There are two types of ramen in Germany: the first, generally called "Instant-Nudeln" (instant noodles), tends to be a mild, Westernized version and comes in flavors such as chicken, vegetable, beef and button mushroom.
The second type is called "Ramen" and is quite similar to traditional ramen as it is known in Asia.
German "Ramen" was originally considered an ethnic food and was only available in specialty stores.
Since the mid-1990s, it has become available at German supermarkets.
The most popular brands are "Yum Yum", Nissin Cup Noodles and Maggi. 
Unlike most other brands of ramen noodles, Top Ramen's "Oriental" and "Chili" flavors are vegetarian, as the seasonings do not contain animal fat.
All of the UK's Pot Noodle varieties are suitable for vegetarians, other than those from the 'Pot Noodle GTI' range, which contain meat. 
In Ecuador, Maruchan brand ramen had been the only brand sold for a long time.
Recently, another two brands were introduced in this market: Rapidito by Oriental and a new competitor called Lonchys by Agrovanic became available in a wide range of flavors, including beef, chicken, shrimp and seafood. 
The Ichiraku Ramen Bar is Naruto Uzumaki's and Iruka Umino's favorite place to eat.
The Ichiraku Ramen Bar is run by Teuchi and his daughter Ayame.
The two seem to be some of the few civilian villagers of Konoha to not see Naruto in a hostile light, and consider him their favorite regular.
Ayame, however, is currently on a trip to an unknown location, and is temporarily being replaced by two less-than-competent male cooks, Nishi and Matsu.
Ichiraku Ramen is a common setting for various scenes throughout the series, particularly in the early story.
Ichiraku Ramen was modeled after a real-life ramen restaurant, also called Ichiraku Ramen, near the waterfront in the city of Fukuoka, Japan, where the author of Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto, apparently went to university for a period of time according to local sources.
It is next to a Yakiniku restaurant, a Chinese Food place, and a video game shop.
Tonkotsu ramen (noodles in a pork broth) is served there.
There are two Ichiraku Ramen locations in Fukuoka, one at JR's Kyu-dai Mae station, and another in the downtown Hakata area.
As part of the merchandise for "Naruto", handkerchiefs are sold emblazoned with various Naruto characters in instant noodle cups labeled Ichiraku Ramen. 
In the United States, instant noodles were first available by Nissin Foods in 1971.
In 1972, Nissin Foods introduced "Nissin Cup Noodles" in a foam food cup, which led to an upsurge in popularity.
Soon after, many other competing companies were offering similar instant noodle products.
Today, in the U.S., the instant noodle is commonly known as "ramen", after the Japanese dish on which it was originally based, and it comes in a variety of mostly meat-based flavors.
The three major brands are Nissin Top Ramen, Maruchan Ramen, and Sapporo Ichiban.
A wide range of popular brands imported from other countries are available at many Asian grocery stores and some supermarkets.
Instant ramen noodles are extremely popular among students and other people of low income, due to their ease of preparation and unusually low cost.
While price varies throughout the U.S., generally several packages can be purchased for $1 or less.