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Posted: 6/8/2016 8:17:29 PM EDT
Instant. That isn't spicy as foook. I can't deal with too much spice.
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Maruchan chicken-flavor's not half bad, better than top ramen. Cook it in the microwave for 2-3 minutes.
Cook some microwaveable chicken nuggets, cut them up and mix 'em in, with bread or rolls on the side. Maybe some sliced ham/spam, and eggs? And of course, use OLD BAY. I've had to learn the hard way to make an awesome meal out of dirt-cheap ingredients. |
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I really like this kind:http://www.theramenrater.com/2012/05/27/749-top-ten-sapporo-ichiban-chow-mein-new-version/
It's usually a $1 around here. |
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Buy all your ramen on Amazon. If it doesn't have mostly some form of Asian language on the package, skip it. Seriously, you find good, new stuff this way.
About the Product Strong beef flavor with the pungency of red pepper garlic etc. 2012 Brand New Korea noodle, Man's Ramyun Make sure you try it when feel bad for taste. It will return to beautiful taste back 5 Packs of 4.58 oz each pack Search & find more Korean Ramyun in "imozip" at Amazon this one sounds perfect!!! as nearly as I can translate Engrish: it appears to be pungent, so it is possibly made with the same stuff in Sex Panther cologne. It has "Man's Ramyun" so I'm assuming that is "cream of sum yung guy" I think you will feel bad for your tastebuds, if you decide to try it. |
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Try MAMA from Thailand. Spicy but you can adjust the level.
KUNG FU ( yes, that is the name of the ramen) is good too. My family and I survived on that during the last days of Vietnam Nam in 75 so yeah, I am sort of an expert |
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View Quote This. Lol @ Hipster Ramen |
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View Quote Because of this thread I just ordered a case of 36 of this on Amazon. Haven't had it in years but man it sounds good right now. After its cooked, crack an egg into it and stir it in |
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View Quote This. With a tablespoon or two of sambal olek. |
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Maruchan chicken-flavor's not half bad, better than top ramen. Cook it in the microwave for 2-3 minutes. Cook some microwaveable chicken nuggets, cut them up and mix 'em in, with bread or rolls on the side. Maybe some sliced ham/spam, and eggs? And of course, use OLD BAY. I've had to learn the hard way to make an awesome meal out of dirt-cheap ingredients. View Quote This is what I always get. Tasty. |
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There are some good places here in Honolulu View Quote There are some good ramen-ya in Bangkok, too. There's a few on the small island I live on near the city of Cebu that cater strictly to Japanese. No locals or gaijin allowed. That's a shame, as good hand-made ramen bowl is a completely different dish from Top Ramen. Perhaps I'll make a Japanese friend during one of my forays, and can break the ice. |
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Shin ramen That's the one I like- black label. he asked for low spice I like the shin, but again, a little too spicy. I like all the included mushrooms and such. Found this one that I like as well. Korean black bean. Quoted:
Buy all your ramen on Amazon. If it doesn't have mostly some form of Asian language on the package, skip it. Seriously, you find good, new stuff this way. http://www.amazon.com/Namja-Ramyun-Korean-Ramen-packs/dp/B00A8257M6 About the Product Strong beef flavor with the pungency of red pepper garlic etc. 2012 Brand New Korea noodle, Man's Ramyun Make sure you try it when feel bad for taste. It will return to beautiful taste back 5 Packs of 4.58 oz each pack Search & find more Korean Ramyun in "imozip" at Amazon http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/91f0%2B64hTKL._SX522_.jpg this one sounds perfect!!! as nearly as I can translate Engrish: it appears to be pungent, so it is possibly made with the same stuff in Sex Panther cologne. It has "Man's Ramyun" so I'm assuming that is "cream of sum yung guy" I think you will feel bad for your tastebuds, if you decide to try it. Ill try it |
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Chicken, roast beef, or oriental. Add a little bit of pan fried meat, a hard boiled egg, chopped green onion.
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Take 2 or packets of ramen, toss the seasoning packets. Break the ramen bricks up into medium small chunks.
Take 1 stick butter, 1/3rd cup of sugar, and 1/4 tsp of salt, the broken ramen, and stir it all around in a frying pan over medium heat until it's a darker golden brown color. Dump it all out onto a plate, wax paper or a no-stick cookie sheet to cool. Break it up again if need be. If you want to "Asian it up" some more, add some raw almond slivers and sesame seeds to the dry ramen crumble when it goes into the pan. |
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Take 2 or packets of ramen, toss the seasoning packets. Break the ramen bricks up into medium small chunks. Take 1 stick butter, 1/3rd cup of sugar, and 1/4 tsp of salt, the broken ramen, and stir it all around in a frying pan over medium heat until it's a darker golden brown color. Dump it all out onto a plate, wax paper or a no-stick cookie sheet to cool. Break it up again if need be. If you want to "Asian it up" some more, add some raw almond slivers and sesame seeds to the dry ramen crumble when it goes into the pan. View Quote That sounds souper unhealthy...and dericious.. |
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View Quote I'd really like that site, if the format wasn't so goddamned fucked. |
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I'd really like that site, if the format wasn't so goddamned fucked. sadly I like their layout/thread system more than arfcoms |
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You just might be right. No hot flashes yet View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Shin ramen Good shit but my gutts cant handle it anymore Menopause finally caught up with ya, huh? You just might be right. No hot flashes yet You know I'm just fuckin' with you. As I get older all the shit I used to make fun of people for is starting to happen to me. It's a sick joke, I'm sure. |
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I love Neoguri and Shin Ramen for dried ramen, but if you want the best instant ramen that's the closest to restaurant ramen, you have to try Sun Noodle ramen.
http://sunnoodle.com/store-locator It's worth the effort to get it. Noodles are "fresh" vs. dried. You cook the noodles separate from the broth. |
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Of all the hundreds of kinds of instant noodles\ramen in the world, I will remain forever baffled at the relative popularity of Maruchan brand in the US. They are, without exception, the WORST of every brand I have ever tried. First choice for me: https://onlprd.s3.amazonaws.com/images/pics/6381/large/original.jpg?1454419548 Recommended for you: http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb219/gigi4808/Reviews/nongshim_noodles_kimchi1.jpg View Quote This guy knows his ramen. |
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Of all the hundreds of kinds of instant noodles\ramen in the world, I will remain forever baffled at the relative popularity of Maruchan brand in the US. They are, without exception, the WORST of every brand I have ever tried. First choice for me: https://onlprd.s3.amazonaws.com/images/pics/6381/large/original.jpg?1454419548 Recommended for you: http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb219/gigi4808/Reviews/nongshim_noodles_kimchi1.jpg This guy knows his ramen. I like the shin black, I wish they made a non spicy one though. |
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