Giant Spicy Chicken Noodle Cheese Ball

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Experience the ultimate cheese pull with this colossal, crispy fried dough ball stuffed with fiery spicy chicken noodles, gooey mozzarella, and savory crab sticks.

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Often referred to affectionately as the Spicy Chicken Noodle Earth, this massive stuffed cheese ball takes instant noodle hacks to an entirely new level. Combining the addictive heat of spicy chicken noodles with an outrageous amount of melted mozzarella, it perfectly balances crispy, chewy, and gooey textures in one awe-inspiring, undeniably viral bite.

A giant, perfectly round fried dough ball coated in spicy powder, featuring a massive, gooey mozzarella cheese pull.
A giant, perfectly round fried dough ball coated in spicy powder, featuring a massive, gooey mozzarella cheese pull.
Prep30 mins
Cook12 mins
Total42 mins
Yield1 giant ball (1-2 servings)
DifficultyMedium
Calories850 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Weigh dry ingredients
    Dry ingredients being poured into a clear glass bowl on a digital kitchen scale.

    Place a glass mixing bowl on a digital scale and measure out the required dry ingredients, including glutinous rice flour and high gluten flour, to ensure the correct texture for the dough.

    Tip: Make sure to tare the scale with the empty bowl before adding any ingredients for accurate measurement.
  2. 2Dice the mozzarella cheese
    A block of mozzarella cheese being sliced into small cubes with a knife on a cutting board.

    Take a block of white mozzarella cheese and use a knife to carefully cut it into small, uniform cubes on a purple cutting board so it melts evenly inside the wrap.

    Tip: Cutting the cheese into small, even pieces helps it distribute better and melt faster during cooking.
  3. 3Prepare the spicy noodles
    Instant noodles being taken out of a black packaging bag.

    Take a portion of spicy chicken noodles from the packet, ensure they are cooked, and combine them with the dark spicy sauce in a bowl to create the flavorful filling.

    Tip: Use about a quarter of a pack or adjust the amount based on how much filling you prefer.
  4. 4Add hot water to the flour
    Hot water being poured from a small white bowl into a glass bowl filled with flour mixture.

    Gradually pour hot water into the bowl containing the dry flour mixture while stirring continuously with wooden chopsticks to combine the ingredients evenly.

    Tip: Always use hot water and add it a little at a time to achieve the right consistency for kneading.
  5. 5Knead the dough
    A gloved hand kneading dough inside a clear glass mixing bowl.

    Using gloved hands, knead the mixture directly inside the glass bowl until it comes together and forms a cohesive dough ball.

    Tip: Take your time and knead slowly until the dough texture becomes smooth and uniform.
  6. 6Roll out the dough wrapper
    A wooden rolling pin flattening a round piece of dough on a floured surface.

    Sprinkle flour on a clean metal surface to prevent sticking, then use a wooden rolling pin to flatten the dough ball into a round wrapper of even thickness.

    Tip: Do not roll the wrapper too thin, otherwise it might leak during cooking.
  7. 7Layer fillings on dough
    Diced mozzarella cheese, spicy noodles, and crab sticks arranged on top of a circle of raw dough.

    Place a generous handful of cubed mozzarella and shredded cheese in the center of the rolled-out dough as a base, then top it with spicy chicken noodles and shredded crab sticks.

    Tip: Do not skimp on the ingredients, but keep them clustered in the center so the dough can be wrapped easily.
  8. 8Wrap the dough
    Gloved hands pinching and gathering the edges of a dough wrapper over a massive mound of cheese and noodle filling.

    Carefully gather the edges of the dough wrapper and bring them together over the large mound of filling. Gently stretch and pinch the dough to enclose all the ingredients completely.

    Tip: If you added a lot of filling, wrapping it might feel awkward. Just take your time and gently bring the edges together.
  9. 9Seal and shape the dough ball
    Fingers gently pressing and smoothing the surface of a large, round stuffed dough ball.

    Gather the edges of the dough together to enclose the filling completely, then gently pinch and smooth out any small cracks to form a large, round dough ball.

    Tip: If there are small cracks or gaps, gently pinch them together to ensure the filling wont leak out during frying.
  10. 10Deep fry the dough ball
    A large round dough ball frying in a red pot filled with bubbling hot cooking oil.

    Lower the stuffed dough ball carefully into a red pot filled with hot oil and fry slowly over low heat until golden and crispy.

    Tip: Test the oil temperature with a chopstick first; if small bubbles form around it, the oil is ready. Fry slowly on low heat without moving it too much.
  11. 11Remove from oil
    A golden-brown fried ball being lifted from hot oil with a metal wire skimmer.

    Carefully lift the fully cooked, golden-brown crispy dough ball out of the hot oil using a metal wire skimmer.

    Tip: Wait a few seconds if the cheese bulges out slightly during frying; this ensures the inside is completely cooked through.
  12. 12Coat with spicy cheese powder
    A golden-brown fried ball covered in vibrant orange spicy cheese powder inside a glass bowl.

    Transfer the hot fried ball into a bowl containing bright orange spicy cheese powder and roll it around until the surface is evenly coated.

    Tip: Coat the ball immediately while it is still hot so the powder adheres well to the crispy crust.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
Up to 2 days
Store in an airtight container. Note that the crust will lose its crispness once refrigerated.
Reheating
10–15 min
Bake in an air fryer or oven at 160°C until heated through and the cheese is melted again. Do not microwave.

Burn It Off

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~80 minutes at a vigorous pace (~11 km/h).
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~2 hours at a steady pace (~18 km/h).
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~2 hours of active competitive play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Leaking usually happens if the dough was rolled too thin in certain spots, or if the seams werent pinched and sealed completely before frying. Frying at too high a temperature can also cause the cheese to expand rapidly and burst through.
No, hot water is essential. It partially cooks the glutinous rice flour, making the dough much more pliable, stretchy, and easier to wrap around the massive filling without tearing.
Fry slowly over low heat. It typically takes 8–12 minutes. The outside should be deeply golden and crispy. If the cheese just begins to bulge slightly from the crust, its a good indicator the inside is molten and fully heated.
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