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kengrCertain parties who shall remain nameless sent me too flats of "premium" ramen type stuff.
Nong Shim NeoGuri, if that means anything to you.
First thing I noticed was that the packages were bigger (4.2 oz vs the 3 oz of regular ramen). Next thing I noticred was the "overly precise" directions. "Bring 19.5 fl. oz. of water to a boil" :-)
Tried one a bit ago. Much nicer noodles than ramen. And when they said spicy (it's "spicy seafood" flavor) they weren't kidding. This almost ranks up there with "red hot" Cheetos.
The seaweed in it is rather nice too. All in all a nice way to warm up on a cold day and I'll definitely want them for clearing things out if I have a cold.
Nong Shim NeoGuri, if that means anything to you.
First thing I noticed was that the packages were bigger (4.2 oz vs the 3 oz of regular ramen). Next thing I noticred was the "overly precise" directions. "Bring 19.5 fl. oz. of water to a boil" :-)
Tried one a bit ago. Much nicer noodles than ramen. And when they said spicy (it's "spicy seafood" flavor) they weren't kidding. This almost ranks up there with "red hot" Cheetos.
The seaweed in it is rather nice too. All in all a nice way to warm up on a cold day and I'll definitely want them for clearing things out if I have a cold.
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Date: 2008-12-20 07:29 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-12-20 07:37 pm (UTC)Next time I'll do my usual ramen trick of tossing in some frozen veggies and getting the water back to a boil before tossing in the noodles.
Think I'll toss in the "soup" packet but not the veggie packet then too.
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Date: 2008-12-20 09:33 pm (UTC)