Yeah drink the soup, man.
Yeah drink the soup, man.
I dont really eat plain ramen now, I add some paprika and chilli powder, and if i have it cover it in 2 cheese slices and bacon bits then microwave it to melt the cheese. and you're left with a spicy cheese sauce coating the noodles, and making the broth tastey as well.
I always drain all the broth and just eat the noodles
Doc "But I'm a pacifist, I don't believe in violence"
Caboose "Your a thing babies suck on?"
Tucker "No thats a pedophile"
I drain both the soup and the noodles. I love the dust!!
If Ramen Noodles are anything like Golden Wonder Pot Noodles, then there's absolutely no way I'd ever drink the juice.
How disgusting!
"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless,
uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh, haven't you?"
Oh, no, it does. It just tastes more diluted. Which is yrrrch.Originally Posted by kikimm
I let the noodles grow soggy amidst the sea of ramen juice~ (okay noodles can't really go soggy, can they!?)
*nodnodnodnod* It's delicious.
Also, just like Poojie, I like my noodles to be extra soft.
I like 'em with just a little bit of broth.
Add spaghetti sauce to the noodles and you have wonderful flavor miracle snack!
...
You sir have gone to far. My nose is runny so I -might- leave the juice in. Oh and to those who say it's to salty, I tend to put more salt on mine. I'm a heart-attack waiting to happen.
I put a tiny bit of milk in mine to cool it a little. I don't drink the juice, but i don't pour it all out because hten the noodles would get really cold.
I drain most of it, then put the seasoning pack on the noodles, it makes the taste so much better, not deluted by all of this water.
Not broken, just enough water to boil it, with broth and green onions/celery added, drain more than half the broth and munch happily on the noodles.
Boiling chicken and using the broth itself to cook the ramen is awesome. Then you can just debone the chicken meat and cook it in there ( vegetables optional but encouraged ).
Slipping celery and onion and carrots and etc etc in to Ramen is just about the only way I can get Myles to eat anything vegetable related. =/
Yes. Juice-free is the way to be.
Mmm, ramen. I cook the stuff with a egg in there, and when it's done, throw some fried ham on top. Keep the juice, I like to drink it as I eat the noodles.
I also eat it with chopsticks. Is that odd?
no matter how important something might be (ie. a giant meteor is in the sky and threatening the planet) you can always just stop in at the Golden Saucer and gamble on some dodos running around a track.
--SmileyBoss(GameFAQs)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
