Your Favorite Ramen Noodle Flavor!?!?

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I like chicken and vegetables, beef, and oriental :D

Actually, I'm hungry. I'm going to go make some right now..
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I've been eating Ramen for who knows how long, but currently my favorite way to eat it is: Chicken, cooked with some hot peppers, drain the broth, add a little black pepper & olive oil. I guess I might take it a little to seriusly, :rolleyes: My wife make a great dish with beef Ramen, strips of beef, & red cabage. Very good. :)
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"Ramen Soup... For the man who wants to buy something nice" :rolleyes:

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Holy college moment, I lived on that stuff (and Spam, now that's yummy stuff) for 4 years! brings back lots of bad digestive memories :o . I had to give it up because I couldn't afford the toilet paper :eek: . I liked the Korean Kim Che version the best, with the Japanese imported (also cheap) beef a close second.
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I don't know how you guys eat that junk but in denver there is a fresh ramen noodle house called oshima ramen. instant ramen sucks compared to freshly made beef or pork ramen :D . Find a ramen house near you, I am sure you will look at instant ramen in a different way after eating the fresh stuff.
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I like chicken too.

They have some that come in a plastic dish and it comes with some veggies. I like those.
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uhiforgot wrote:Nong Shim has some WICKED GOOD STUFF!!! Shin Ramyun Hot & Spicy is my favorite!!! Outofgum has the right idea: finish it off with green onions and an egg while it's still hot!! :D :D

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My Faviorite is the Shrimp, But I like to cook the noodles and then drain the water and even pat it with paper towel to get as dry as possible, then I like to put the shirmop flavor on there. Its great.
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EricJohn wrote:I vote for whichever one has the most Monosodium Glutamate in it! I can feel my hypertension increasing just thinking about it! Here Here for a inner-arterial injury!
I dont think they have MSG
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Vincent wrote:I dont think they have MSG
Nope, no MSG that I'm aware of(don't have the label in front of me though), just enough sodium to send your blood pressure into 4 digits :eek:
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smcfalls13 wrote:Nope, no MSG that I'm aware of(don't have the label in front of me though), just enough sodium to send your blood pressure into 4 digits :eek:

actually **** it does lol

Thanks Eric John.

My mom also says thanks for the list I made her when she shops.

Guaranteed MSG:

Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein
Monosodium Glutamate
Autolyzed yeast
Calcium caseinate
Gelatin
Glutamate
Glutamic acid
Any Hydrolyzed protein
Monopotassium glutamate
Monosodium glutamate
Natrium glutamate
Sodium caseinate
Textured protein
Yeast extract
Yeast food
Yeast Nutrient
Neotame
enzyme modified,
anything fermented,
anything protein fortified,
anything ultra pasteurized,
autolyzed yeast,
barley malt,
broth,
bouillon,
calcium caseinate,
carrageen,
flavoring,
natural flavoring,
gelatin,
hydrolyzed oat flour,
hydrhydrolyzed vegetable,
olyzed protein,
malt extract maltodextrin,natural flavors,
pectin,
plant protein extract,
potassium glutamate,
soy protein,
soy sauce,
stock,
textured protein,
whey protein,
yeast extract,
yeast food.
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It's the second ingredient? :eek:

That's just too funny. :D
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uhiforgot wrote:Nong Shim has some WICKED GOOD STUFF!!! Shin Ramyun Hot & Spicy is my favorite!!! Outofgum has the right idea: finish it off with green onions and an egg while it's still hot!! :D :D

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smcfalls13 wrote:It's the second ingredient? :eek:

That's just too funny. :D
no thats just a list that all of them have MSG in it.
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Vincent wrote:no thats just a list that all of them have MSG in it.
Ah, I got it. :cool:
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