Ramen Noodles!

Okay, I'll try the roast chicken for sure. But for the life of me, I haven't the slightest clue where to even look for that flavor.

This thread is making me crave some Japanese Udon noodles. Now that's some good eatin' right there!!

I can get them just at my local grocery store, Kroger. I dunno if you have Kroger or Food Lion in your area but both stores carry them.

And ditto on the udon! In the noodle realm, ramen is peasant when udon enters the picture

What are these noodles anyways, are they like Mr. Noodles ?

here is what they are talking about


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_noodles

Savvy wrote:And ditto on the udon! In the noodle realm, ramen is peasant when udon enters the picture

A girl who knows her noodles. Me likes...

I went through a period where Ramen was all I ate, so I can't stand Ramen anymore. I liked the chile and chicken Maruchan type in the past.

I've had the Maruchan and Nissin and I can say with certainty that there is absolutely no difference in taste, quality or quantity. So..... Yeah, I love Ramen noodles too, but I don't eat them that often.

Der Serienmörder wrote:I can say with certainty that there is absolutely no difference in taste, quality or quantity

blasphemy!

I think Tom Hanks is kind of cool.

Incorrigible wrote:

Der Serienmörder wrote:I can say with certainty that there is absolutely no difference in taste, quality or quantity

blasphemy!

Yeah, I gotta say, eating them once or twice a person may not notice any differences, but if you've eaten ramen more than a few times a month since age five, you can deffo notice a difference!

And Seed, I can relate, I'm surprised I still like ramen. We ate it so much when I was growing up, and I still eat it a lot when I'm broke. But sometimes I just crave it, even if I could go fix something better...

Since it's a random thread about ramen anyway, I'm curious, do you guys eat it as is? Add anything? One of my friends adds so many other ingredients you wouldn't know it's ramen! Do you drain the water or eat it soupy?