It's a great, cheap, easy to make food. I love the stuff. I'm at work, so there is no stove to cook it on, so I took a large ceramic bowl from home, put the noodles in, and add hot water from the water dispenser in the kitchen. A few min later (5-7), it's ready to eat. I've heard of people putting egg in, but I've never tried it. How do you like it?
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I've never had them, but I remember during Frosh week in university, they were literally throwing them at us. I lived at home, so I never ate anything at university. Its just what I think of when I see Ramen noodles.
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personally, i like swanson chicken soup slightly more than the mix that comes with the ramen...i just use 2 cups of canned soup in place of water, and nix the mix...tastes better than usual!
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I cook them first, then toss them in a wok with some veggies, leftover meat, and soy sauce. Makes a fast, cheap stir-fry. Bachelor cooking at it's finest.
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Quote, originally posted by tnpartsguy »The inventor of Ramen died earlier this week, here is a small tribute to him.http://www.phdcomics.com/comic...d=807Truly an unsung hero. May he RIP. Here's an article about his passing:link
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Quote, originally posted by kevera »Plus It costs 33 cents-wuhoo.you're getting ripped off! they are sometimes 12 for a $1 here!here is a good one:get the chili flavored kind. heat just the noodles and water. (stove or microwave)after the noodles are cooked, strain them. now, add the noodles to a bowl of chili and add the seasoning packet. poof! awesome (removed) chili mac!
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I thought there would have been alcohol involved somewhere.
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sometimes i just beat the bag/noodles so they are broken up, open the bag, take out the seasoning and empty the seasoning into the bag and shake. This is like ramen popnoodles
Quote, originally posted by K-NINE »I thought there would have been alcohol involved somewhere.well duh, ya gotta have somethin to drink with em, and that's where good ol Al Cohol comes into play
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I like to buy the ones in the styrofoam cups that are slightly more expensive, but you get a little more...and you just add boiling water to the fill line and let it sit for a couple of minutes and voila!
Those are good. But I can't find my favorite flavor in the store anymore. I like the Jalapeño cheese.But the only time I eat regular ramen noodles is when I am sick. Mostly because I don't feel like making anything else. I like it with most of the water drained out and then mix most of the flavor packet in.
i mix it in a bowl, put it in the microwave for 2 mins, right when its done i put grated cheese in it and soy sauce and hot sauce.gotta love cheap food!
I like to cook them in water and then add some of the water to the bowl, strain the noodles and then mix in the seasoning packet for a more concentrated flavor.I picked this one up from my college roommate: Add some frozen peas to help cool it down and add some sort of nutrional value to them.I've also used them as stir fry noodles and as the noodle portion of mac 'n cheese.
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Quote, originally posted by joatmon »styrofoam has a natural decay time of forever, I try to avoid buyinig it when possible (even buy go cups of coffee from places that use paper cups)Yes, I know, and I actually don't buy these very often...I have to be in the mood. The more expensive $1 packages in the plastic trays are pretty good too. Although plastic isn't much better than styrofoam, decay wise.
hey, if you don't, someone else will! the styrofoam was already made, it's not your fault! throw that damn thing right out the window when your done!!!!
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With the cup o noodles, I fill it with water and about 1/4 bottle of tobasco. Then I cook it in the microwave and let it soak for an hour.I used to eat ramen dry. First I'd break the brick up in the bag into little chunks, open it up, toss out the veggie pack, then pour the chili powder pack inside, shake it up and enjoy!
Quote, originally posted by scott_h »I don't - never tried them...Never know if you don't try I sometimes eat it as PopRamen. Tastiness. I'll have to try the Frozen Pee idea, that sounds good.
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