Ramen noodles: the next generation
The South Islands
17-01-2006, 05:27
I noticed something. There are only a handful of flavors for Ramen noodles. There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it. It's time to move past those days of simple meat flavors. It needs some new style, something to really kick it up. I think hampster flavor would be rather tastey. What do you suggest?
Hobo-flavored.
For those of us with the urge.
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 05:31
Coffee.
For that extra kick-in-the-ass.
AllCoolNamesAreTaken
17-01-2006, 05:32
I noticed something. There are only a handful of flavors for Ramen noodles. There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it. It's time to move past those days of simple meat flavors. It needs some new style, something to really kick it up. I think hampster flavor would be rather tastey. What do you suggest?
Are you suggesting that "oriental" is a type of meat?
Non Aligned States
17-01-2006, 05:33
There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it. It's time to move past those days of simple meat flavors. What do you suggest?
You've obviously never seen Tom Yam (Thai curry type), normal curry, onion chicken, thai soup, vegetarian and duck flavors before in ramen haven't you?
H N Fiddlebottoms VIII
17-01-2006, 05:34
Penis flavoured, so that I can give it to people I know and ask them what it tastes like. Those who say "This tastes like dick!" would be ready to join my inner circle.
M3rcenaries
17-01-2006, 05:34
Bratwurst flavored:D
What do you suggest?
I suggest you go to an asian grocery store, and check out real ramen, not this bastardized american stuff.
*slurps her kimchee noodles*
Elicere
PasturePastry
17-01-2006, 05:35
Are you suggesting that "oriental" is a type of meat?
Not at all. What they do is go to the sweatshops that make ramen noodles, scrape the sweat off the workers, dehydrate it and put it into little seasoning packets. At least that sounds like a reasonable way to make Oriental-flavored seasoning.
Penis flavoured, so that I can give it to people I know and ask them what it tastes like. Those who say "This tastes like dick!" would be ready to join my inner circle.
Ask and you shall receive.
http://www.buygracefoods.com/site/product.cfm?id=cock_soup_env
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 05:36
Not at all. What they do is go to the sweatshops that make ramen noodles, scrape the sweat off the workers, dehydrate it and put it into little seasoning packets. At least that sounds like a reasonable way to make Oriental-flavored seasoning.
Why does oriental sweat taste so much better than mine?
AllCoolNamesAreTaken
17-01-2006, 05:37
Not at all. What they do is go to the sweatshops that make ramen noodles, scrape the sweat off the workers, dehydrate it and put it into little seasoning packets. At least that sounds like a reasonable way to make Oriental-flavored seasoning.
See, I used to date this Asian chick... well, lets just say... um... no.
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 05:40
See, I used to date this Asian chick... well, lets just say... um... no.
Did her sweat taste like peanuts?
M3rcenaries
17-01-2006, 05:42
I always guessed soy sauce.
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 05:44
I always guessed soy sauce.
Meh, close enough.
Can't seem to get my mind off of you
Back here at home there's nothin' to do
Now that I'm away
I wish I'd stayed
Tomorrow's a day of mine
That you won't be in
The Emperor Fenix
17-01-2006, 05:48
Braised Malard, Sundried Tuscan Tomatoes in a light vanilla and pomeganete sauce Flavour.
Perfect for Ramen Noodles.
Keruvalia
17-01-2006, 05:51
I noticed something. There are only a handful of flavors for Ramen noodles. There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it.
You've clearly not experienced the Cajun Chili flavor or Lime Chipotle that we have in local grocers around Texas.
There's a whole world of Ramen. Live it!
Teh_pantless_hero
17-01-2006, 05:56
Honey Mustard.
The Emperor Fenix
17-01-2006, 05:58
Honey Mustard.
Mustard ?!? Have you taken leave of your senses ?
Teh_pantless_hero
17-01-2006, 06:01
Mustard ?!? Have you taken leave of your senses ?
No, honey mustard. Like what you put on sandwhiches at Subway.
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:07
No, honey mustard. Like what you put on sandwhiches at Subway.
Sandwiches =/= Ramen Noodles
The Emperor Fenix
17-01-2006, 06:09
No, honey mustard. Like what you put on sandwhiches at Subway.
OK then. Honesy Mustard ?!? Have you taken leave of your sense ?
I have reached the state of actually being unable to touch mustard containing products. A hatred based on some "character building" experiences from my youth, but never the less.
One day i shall destroy mustard... all mustard, strike at its dark and evil rhetorical heart.
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:10
I suggest you go to an asian grocery store, and check out real ramen, not this bastardized american stuff.
*slurps her kimchee noodles*
Elicere
Then they would be MORE expensive then air rather then less
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:12
Sandwiches =/= Ramen Noodles
Correct Sandwiches >= Ramen Noodles
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:13
Correct Sandwiches >= Ramen Noodles
Agreed.
Sandwiches pwn Ramen Noodles, even asian sweat flavor.
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:15
Agreed.
Sandwiches pwn Ramen Noodles, even asian sweat flavor.
Agreed ... how do you feel on the Mac&Cheese VS Raman debate?
Teh_pantless_hero
17-01-2006, 06:16
OK then. Honesy Mustard ?!? Have you taken leave of your sense ?
I have reached the state of actually being unable to touch mustard containing products. A hatred based on some "character building" experiences from my youth, but never the less.
One day i shall destroy mustard... all mustard, strike at its dark and evil rhetorical heart.
Never had honey mustard? It is not brown mustard or yellow mustard.
The Emperor Fenix
17-01-2006, 06:17
It is all an evil beyond imagining.
Swear off mustard today and receive a free gift of a place mat or carraige clock from god !
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:19
Agreed ... how do you feel on the Mac&Cheese VS Raman debate?
That, friend, would be the greatest debate OF ALL TIME!
The Riemann Hypothesis
17-01-2006, 06:30
Correct Sandwiches >= Ramen Noodles
Well if Sandwiches =/= Ramen Noodles, you can take away your equals sign there:
Sandwiches > Ramen Noodles
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:32
Well if Sandwiches =/= Ramen Noodles, you can take away your equals sign there:
Sandwiches > Ramen Noodles
As we said, Sandwiches pwn Ramen Noodles
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:33
That, friend, would be the greatest debate OF ALL TIME!
I would start the poll thread but afriad of being spammy
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:34
Well if Sandwiches =/= Ramen Noodles, you can take away your equals sign there:
Sandwiches > Ramen Noodles
Correct single checks are always computationally more efficient I apologize
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:35
I would start the poll thread but afriad of being spammy
When you look up SPAM in the dictionary, NS General is in the definition.
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 06:38
When you look up SPAM in the dictionary, NS General is in the definition.
Hmmm speeking of spam
Spam flavored Ramen!
Or a tri way debate Spam Vs Mac&Cheese Vs Ramen
M3rcenaries
17-01-2006, 06:42
Talking about food is like natures sleeping pill, except leave out nature. Well its a crappy analogy so discard it. But when ever i want to force myself asleep I look at picturres of food I would like to eat until I get so hungry I have to go to bed, or get a snack. But the staircase seems so big...
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 06:46
Talking about food is like natures sleeping pill, except leave out nature. Well its a crappy analogy so discard it. But when ever i want to force myself asleep I look at picturres of food I would like to eat until I get so hungry I have to go to bed, or get a snack. But the staircase seems so big...
...If only I had food Flashcards.
Sigh.
M3rcenaries
17-01-2006, 06:50
well I have flashcards for spanish...and I guess they have the same effect of making you sleepy. But they are mucho less desirable than food flash cards.
Arribastan
17-01-2006, 07:09
Did you know that they make organic Ramen Noodles? They're like 75 cents a package (vs. 20 cents a package for regular) but they're damn tasty. Healthy, too!
UpwardThrust
17-01-2006, 07:10
Did you know that they make organic Ramen Noodles? They're like 75 cents a package (vs. 20 cents a package for regular) but they're damn tasty. Healthy, too!
You could have almost 4 meals for that 75 cents! what a waste!
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 07:12
You could have almost 4 meals for that 75 cents! what a waste!
Indeed.
Arribastan
17-01-2006, 07:16
But they're good for you!
...except for that whole 50% "Daily Value" of sodium thing.
Neo Kervoskia
17-01-2006, 07:20
But they're good for you!
...except for that whole 50% "Daily Value" of sodium thing.
My hearts going to fail anyway. Might as well be from Ramen Noodles.
Arribastan
17-01-2006, 07:31
My hearts going to fail anyway. Might as well be from Ramen Noodles.
Yeah, you've got a point there. But it will last longer on the good noodles.
On a side note, why can't the organic ones have meat flavors? I've had organic chicken before, why not organic chicken-flavored ramen noodles?
Willamena
17-01-2006, 16:49
The thing about noodles is that you're supposed to spice them up yourself. Add flavour, and veggies, add spice, add hamsters... It's just a base, not a meal in itself. ;)
I noticed something. There are only a handful of flavors for Ramen noodles. There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it. It's time to move past those days of simple meat flavors. It needs some new style, something to really kick it up. I think hampster flavor would be rather tastey. What do you suggest?
There are more flavors than that. Like a cajun flavor I can occasionally find. Yum.
Drunk commies deleted
17-01-2006, 17:02
Are you suggesting that "oriental" is a type of meat?
It was for Jeffery Dahmer.
My favorite way to eat Ramen:
Get a pkg of Beef or Picante ramen. Crush the noodles while they're still in the package (put package on countertop and press down). Open the package and set the seasoning mix aside. Empty crushed noodles into a microwave dish, pour water on, cover and cook for about 5 minutes. Dump out the water.
Get a brick of hot Mexican Velveeta (or mild, if you're from up north). Slice off about 1/5 of the brick, cut it into pieces, sprinkle them on the noodles, and put back in the microwave, covered, for one more minute so the cheese will melt.
Stir in the seasoning and enjoy!
I love ramen. It's not good food. but it keeps me alive. It's what Bill Engvall called "broke food".
Daistallia 2104
17-01-2006, 17:45
I noticed something. There are only a handful of flavors for Ramen noodles. There's shrimp, oriental, beef, chicken and I believe that's it. It's time to move past those days of simple meat flavors. It needs some new style, something to really kick it up. I think hampster flavor would be rather tastey. What do you suggest?
You poor deprived soul! Come visit me over here and I'll take you to my local supermarket that has about 100 variations. My favorites are the hot korean imports.
Then I'll take you to the Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum (http://www.irma-world.com/public/cont024.htm) (dedicated to the man who invented the glorious food) to gaze upon the wall of instant ramen - a display of every single type of instant ramen ever produced by Ando-sama's company Nissin (over 1000 types, IIRC).