datawebotFly By Jing product data: flavors, ingredients and pack sizes
A guide to Fly By Jing sauces, noodle kits and bundles: compare pack formats, ingredients, allergens, nutrition labels and dated package identifiers.
The current shop mixes pantry food with noodles, sets and merch.
Fly By Jing’s shop navigation checked September 30, 2026 groups products into sauces, noodles, sets and merch. Its listings include pantry ingredients and nonfood goods as well as prepared foods. The founder describes the brand as inspired by Chengdu; that story is company context, not evidence that every product or ingredient has the same origin.
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| Shop area | Useful record grain | Keep distinct |
|---|---|---|
| Sauces and pantry | A condiment or pantry product with its exact title, product page and displayed option | A chili crisp, chili sauce, hot-pot base or pepper product has its own formula and label. |
| Noodles | A noodle kit plus separately named sauce, seasoning or other components when listed | Do not treat a kit as one ingredient panel when the source shows component labels. |
| Sets | A parent gift set or variety bundle, with each named child product and quantity | A bundle’s child count is not a single product’s pack-size option. |
| Merch and other goods | A nonfood item with its own type, title and options | Do not apply food ingredient, allergen or nutrition fields to merchandise. |
Pack size, bundle contents and purchase options are separate fields.
The Original Sichuan Chili Crisp page checked September 30, 2026 shows 2-, 3- and 4-pack options alongside a 16 oz option. The Ultimate Noodle Variety Pack page lists six packs each of Chili Crisp, Sweet + Spicy and Classic Soy Noodles. These dated examples show why count, net amount and parent bundle components need different fields.
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| Record field | Fly By Jing example | How to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Product and flavor | The exact product title and source URL; preserve its displayed flavor or variety | Do not merge similarly named items or infer flavor from promotional copy. |
| Selected option | The source’s selected label, such as a 2-pack or 16 oz option | Record pack count separately from net weight, unit and SKU/variant ID when shown. |
| Bundle relationship | Ultimate Noodle Variety Pack → six packs each of three named noodle products | Keep the set as the parent and its 18 listed child packs as components; do not flatten their labels. |
| Purchase context | The product page distinguishes one-time purchase from Tastemaker Club membership | Store the selected purchase option and membership terms apart from product identity; do not infer recurring delivery cadence. |
| Offer observation | Displayed price, availability, market and observation time, only when relevant | Treat each as a dated state; Fly By Jing’s Terms say prices can change without notice. |
Food labels belong to the exact product and component.
Fly By Jing product pages expose ingredients and Nutrition Facts in separate panels, but the labels and serving basis vary by item. The Original Chili Crisp page separates ingredients from its Contains statement; the reviewed Chili Crisp Noodles listing provides different ingredients for noodles, chili crisp, soy sauce/vinegar/brown sugar and seasoning, then gives a separate Contains statement. Use the current package or manufacturer label for dietary decisions.
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| Label field | What to preserve | Common modeling error |
|---|---|---|
| Ingredients | The exact ingredient statement and the product or kit component it belongs to | Do not use a related flavor’s ingredient list for another product. |
| Allergen statement | The source’s separate Contains or advisory text, with the page/package context | Do not infer a product-wide or family-wide allergen claim. |
| Nutrition facts | The panel values, serving size, unit and selected format when published | Values without their serving basis are not directly comparable. |
| Preparation and storage | Instructions and storage or shelf-life wording from the exact product or package | Do not turn recipe copy into label guidance or calculate a best-by date. |
| Product claims | A dietary, ingredient-origin or manufacturing statement with its exact source attribution | Do not generalize one item’s claim to the full catalog or treat marketing language as independent certification. |
Package identifiers answer questions a product title cannot.
Fly By Jing’s Creamy Sesame Noodles recall page, updated May 12, 2026, and the linked FDA notice identify listed affected products using package type, UPC and Best By dates. The notice is a dated example of package-level evidence, not an evergreen list for this guide. A catalog title alone does not establish whether a particular physical package matches a current notice; consult the linked source for its latest information.
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| Identifier | Record it at | Why the distinction matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product title and URL | Catalog item | Identifies the listed product, but not a specific physical unit or lot. |
| Package type and UPC/barcode | Exact package or notice entry | Different pack formats can have different identifiers even when the product family is shared. |
| Lot, batch or Best By text | The label or dated official notice that supplies it | Preserve the printed value and source; do not infer a missing identifier from the catalog page. |
| Observation and notice date | The date the label or official page was reviewed | A prior notice or product listing can become stale; check the live official notice for updates. |
Read the posted terms alongside changing product information.
Fly By Jing’s Terms of Service §12(i) names “spider, crawl, or scrape” among prohibited uses of the site or its content. Section 2 restricts reproducing, copying, selling, reselling or exploiting the Service, its use or access without express written permission. Sections 3–4 address the accuracy and currentness of site information and say prices may change without notice. This is a summary of the posted wording, not a legal conclusion or an access authorization.
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| Posted terms | Relevant wording | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Section 12(i) | The prohibited-use list names spidering, crawling and scraping. | Do not treat visible product pages as permission for automated collection. |
| Section 2 | The terms restrict reproducing, copying, selling, reselling or exploiting the Service or its use/access without express written permission. | Attribute the source’s restriction; do not imply this page grants permission. |
| Sections 3–4 | The terms say site information may not be accurate, complete or current and prices may change without notice. | Keep prices and availability tied to dated observations and verify them with the current primary source. |
Content reviewed 2026-09-30.