Are there alphabet soups that use other characters from other languages?

I refuse to eat anything other than Klingon alphabet soup!

It’s hard to make words when the gagh keep slithering around into different shapes

Knorr has a German alphabet soup, but I’ll bet umlauts keep floating away…

https://www.walmart.com/ip/KNORR-S-L-Buchstaben-Suppe-Noodle-Alphabet-Letter-Soup-82g/

Kids’ pasta in Greek, but no soup. (radio)

It’s not soup–but here are Hebrew alphabet (alef-bet) cookies:

(click on the link to see a pic of the package)

Seems relatively easy to convert it into soup, though.
I wonder how they keep the capital Xi from floating apart?

https://www.pamesupermarket.gr/images/photos/thumbnails/dhburhvfjx.jpg

It looks to me like there might be one right below the \alpha in the “\mu\alpha\varsigma” in that photo. Basically, they just made the lines wide enough that they join together.

It is best served raw.

When was the last time you saw alphabet soup (cereal, noodles) which had both majuscule and minuscule letters? Seems easy enough to avoid the difficult ones. You gonna complain?

I demand Unicode soup. My name is Karen / Kevin and I insist on speaking to the manager!!!