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Posted: 6/28/2010 11:25:55 AM EDT
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I've been eating that for more than a decade ... it's still a dollar ramen.
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They make a cup version of that too. Add hot water, wait a few minutes, and mmmmmm!
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Never seen the package before. Where can I buy it? There are some asian food stores on line that have them. I think one is "asianfoodgrocer" or something like that. I get mine at the commisary. |
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Quoted: I bet that burns you twice. Nope.But my girlfriend has conditioned my bowels with her mexican family recipe habanero chili. |
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I buy that stuff from my local Oriental grocer. I will never go back to the regular stuff!
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HDARPDG2L._SL500_AA300_.jpg Holy shit that stuff is good. And it clears the sinuses. This is NOT your stereotypical ramen. It tastes great, and if you're not used to spicy foods, will kick your ass. It even clears my sinuses, and I love spicy foods. Check this stuff out, you won't be sorry. Oh you just discovered that? I had been eating that for a long time. Especially on winter mornings. Think of it as portable fire packaged in a bag. |
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I love how they made the noodles in a round shape that fits into a pan instead of a square like the American ramen. Why didn't we think of that? Quoted:
They make a cup version of that too. Add hot water, wait a few minutes, and mmmmmm! I have this shit, also Nong Shim. Tastes identical to the kind in the pretty package. O-Mart in Killeen, TX had a cases of these on sale for 5 bucks a case. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y151/skslvr/STH71484.jpg two slices of kraft cheese in that and it is absolute crack....I love it...eat it all the time. |
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HDARPDG2L._SL500_AA300_.jpg Holy shit that stuff is good. And it clears the sinuses. This is NOT your stereotypical ramen. It tastes great, and if you're not used to spicy foods, will kick your ass. It even clears my sinuses, and I love spicy foods. Check this stuff out, you won't be sorry. I LOVE this stuff. If you can't find it locally, you can order it from Amazon.com. |
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The kimchi Nong Shim is even better.
I wait until the noodles are about half done and crack an egg into the water. Extra protein and tastes awesome. |
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Check Asian grocery stores for that and a wealth of other packaged noodles.
I love those. I am also a big fan of MiGoreng and Mi Mama noodles. Eat well on a very tight budget. |
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Check Asian grocery stores for that and a wealth of other packaged noodles. I love those. I am also a big fan of MiGoreng and Mi Mama noodles. Eat well on a very tight budget. Oh Yes!!! Breakfast of Champions! Another true Asian here ^ |
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Quoted: two slices of kraft cheese in that and it is absolute crack....I love it...eat it all the time. Egg is better. |
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White trash ramen recipie: Ramen package, can of tuna/chicken, and mayo. mix the shit up and you gots broke-dick casserole. I learned this while in school and drawing G.I. Bill. This meal plan allows you to have extra funds for important items, like beer.
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There are several Nong Shim "flavors".....and they seemed to have survived the bad publicity of using rancid oil of the early 90s. I don't see how anyone could have eaten them to get sick, once you opened the package the rancid smell was overpowering.
For something much mellower, but with as much sodium, Sapporo Ichiban or Ahn Song Ton Myon. Just stay away from the Baby Stars. mm |
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White trash ramen recipie: Ramen package, can of tuna/chicken, and mayo. mix the shit up and you gots broke-dick casserole. I learned this while in school and drawing G.I. Bill. This meal plan allows you to have extra funds for important items, like beer. You can add a bunch of stuff to the mix... try peanut butter... We call that shit spread out here. |
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Yeah, 44% of your daily sodium intake. No wonder more & more Americans are ending up with high blood pressure. Being a lazy fat fucker doesn't help either. |
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LA Kalbi is the best bbq a man could ever want or need! May I also recommend the following: Bi-Bim Namyung. Soft noodles with a spicy paste dilluted and mixed into bowl. Will blow your mind spicy-wise. You'll be sweatin' in no time. Noeguri is pretty good ramyun too. I'm too lazy to take pics of all the Korean ramyun my wife stocks in the pantry. |
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tag for all the ethnic food goodness.
a girl i went to highschool with, her family owns the best asian grocery in town. ima get ideas and go buy. |
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Yeah, 44% of your daily sodium intake. No wonder more & more Americans are ending up with high blood pressure. Being a lazy fat fucker doesn't help either. you eat ramen with a fork, not a spoon. Don't drink the water |
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I heard good things about it. Will have to try to find it locally if not then I'll try amazon.
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It's good. We eat it all the time. At the oriental store they sell bags of frozen seafood. Contains shrimp, scallops, mussels, squid etc. Put that in and you've got a spicy seafood soup.
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^^ I also like them with spicy nori (seaweed) strips. Surprisingly good for a vegetable.
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HDARPDG2L._SL500_AA300_.jpg Holy shit that stuff is good. And it clears the sinuses. This is NOT your stereotypical ramen. It tastes great, and if you're not used to spicy foods, will kick your ass. It even clears my sinuses, and I love spicy foods. Check this stuff out, you won't be sorry. that right there is the cadillac of ramen. MaMa ramen is still my favorite. eat it for breakfast. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Best brand out there. I'll second that! Third'ed. |
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Best brand out there. I'll second that! Third'ed. Uh, fourthed? |
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The major chain food stores have them in the ethnic isle next to all the other weird shit you probably wouldn't thing about eating..
They are goood and super spicyyyy |
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The Korean guys at work get a laugh when I am eating Nong Shim for lunch.
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Quoted: I'm a "MAMA" brand person.... This.... I spent a couple of years digging Thai Baht out of my couch just to eat,and I must say "MaMa" served me well.... Especially at 5 baht a pack (10 cents +/-) In Thailand they also have food vendors that serve "MaMa Pak",which is where they cook up vegetables and add spices to your favorite MaMa flavor....all for about 10 Baht (20 cents +/-) .... For a little more they can add pork,chicken,or shrimp... It would end up being a decent amount of food,enough to fill me for a while anyway.. For a while,I was eating this about 3 times a day,spending about .75cents - $1 a day...lol yea,I was a bit broke for a while... God bless MaMa! lol |
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I love how they made the noodles in a round shape that fits into a pan instead of a square like the American ramen. Why didn't we think of that? Quoted:
They make a cup version of that too. Add hot water, wait a few minutes, and mmmmmm! I have this shit, also Nong Shim. Tastes identical to the kind in the pretty package. O-Mart in Killeen, TX had a cases of these on sale for 5 bucks. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y151/skslvr/STH71484.jpg It's weird this thread just came up. I just had a couple bowls of those within the last few days for the first time in about a year. I used to have a Korean gf, and she always wanted to have those on hand when she was visiting here in the States. |
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I can't eat it, spicy foods kill me. I don't know what I would do.... |
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I first had these when I used to work at Hynix (Korean semiconductor mfg.) and I got hooked. I used to get the shin cups at lunch in the cafeteria all the time, I would usually have to get some napkins too because they will make you sweat if you are not used to really spicy food. I have heard that the shin bowl is good too but I have not tried it yet. Damn now I want one, I am going to have to make a stop at the store later.
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