What is Your Favorite Ramen Flavor?

by Junichi Posted 2010/11/10 16:01:08

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and what do you put in it to make it good? :D

Jakki 2010/11/11 03:21:11

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I Love Chicken Yummy Yummy !!!!!!!!!!!
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angel 2010/11/17 21:04:25

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chicken and if you try to take them this will be the situation

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bodor 2010/11/11 21:07:33

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i like chicken favorite yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy

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Junichi to bodor 2010/11/11 21:08:34

mine too :D

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lin sugar lips 2010/11/11 21:03:32

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Chicken I mix in cooked turkey burger and a can of peas it makes a quick easy meal.

beef I cook hamburger and add peas and fresh mushrooms.

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Dante 2010/11/11 20:59:08

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CURRY

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Junichi to Dante 2010/11/11 20:59:49

naruto looks like he's eating an octopus haha

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Fergie 2010/11/11 20:38:46

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chicken! Oriental flavor tastes good but makes me feel sick

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Junichi to Fergie 2010/11/11 20:41:41

:( i'm sorry but yeah chicken is the awesome stuff XD

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db 2010/11/11 19:07:43

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CHICKEN always chicken...if I'm super poor that day and there is beef in the house, okay, I'll do beef then.

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Junichi to db 2010/11/11 19:10:53

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same here haha i love chicken but i'll deal with most kinds if thats all we have except this ramen in a cup one we have its just nasty haha

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Christine 2010/11/11 17:50:58

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Creamy Chicken!

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Junichi to Christine 2010/11/11 17:53:29

i tried that once. it was good but it was weird tasting though :)

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SirWence 2010/11/11 17:31:42

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1 word beef

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Junichi to SirWence 2010/11/11 17:35:04

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yummy! beef is awesome! i prefer chicken but beef is still really good too!

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SirWence to Junichi 2010/11/11 17:36:05

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I wont' deny chicken is fairly good too. Beef just makes my number 1 :D

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Junichi to SirWence 2010/11/11 17:39:47

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haha we're a little opposite XD but ramen is just yummy in general

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you betcha 2010/11/11 17:13:46

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And my Korean daughter-in-law taught me that it is GREAT when you add kim chee.

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Dez 2010/11/11 16:51:07

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Some Korean brand with a Kim-chi crab flavor ( I think it's called Nong Shim). Hot and sour forever!!

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Junichi to Dez 2010/11/11 16:57:11

i've had that kind :D

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Jessica <3's u!!! 2010/11/11 16:05:12

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i like the beef one with lemon and chile stuff..... mmmmmmmm yum!

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Ko 2010/11/11 14:26:40

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1. Sichuan Spicy Beef with lots of dried chilli, chilli oil and pickled vegetable
2. Hokkido Style with Roast Pork Shoulder & Garlic (but must be fresh cooked, not instant)
3. Korean Kimchi with extra fresh chilli sauce

I know Ramein is not really healthy food and don't eat it very often, but sometimes if I work late and miss dinner-time I love a big bowel of Ramein with lots of soup and some hot spicy stuff.

Near my house are several noodle and dumbling shops including one fresh handmade Ramein and I admit in cold weather this one is my favorite.

Great question.

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kelli 2010/11/11 14:02:48

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chicken

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Americaneagle 2010/11/11 13:58:41

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Top Ramen and Maruchan are the worst in this world, they are cheap and full of junk. Ichiban is the best I like all the flavors and you can add slices of beef or chicken or shrimp along with chives, mushrooms, cabbage and an egg for a really good meal. But if you don't want the dried kind, find a International Market and buy the fresh ones and cook as directed add any or all the above for a great meal.

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Ko to America... 2010/11/11 14:33:04

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Looks good for package Ramein, where is my bowel?

But honestly, if you want the best you have to go to a fresh, handmade noodle shop and I'm lucky to live near one with the old cooks that maybe have 50 years experience and make excellent chewy noodles and tasty soup. Are you in Asia or USA? If you live in USA suggest to look for Chinese, Taiwan or Japanese neighborhood, most have fresh noodle shops and good stuff like Tea Pickled Egg.

Your clear soup looks good, if it Japanese Bonito broth? Great stuff.

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sand 2010/11/11 13:44:27

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I can't pick just one its one of those great inventions in the world.

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udagawa 2010/11/11 12:21:46

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all of them!

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Lady Whitewolf 2010/11/11 10:19:06

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Chicken!

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Master 2010/11/11 08:24:23

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In the USA, the general rule is that a red package means beef flavor, yellow means chicken flavor, etc. When I flew to China on a Chinese airline and the stewardess offered us ramen, I chose the "red" flavor. The cup was all in Chinese, which I couldn't understand, but I quickly discovered that to them, a red package apparently means "so spicy it will burn a hole in your stomach." That was some of the "hottest" food I've ever eaten but also some of the best.

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Ko to Master 2010/11/11 14:39:45

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Yes! In China red package always means speicy chilli and the hotter it is, the more I love it. See my comment up-there, maybe my dream is your nightmare! But in our house every meal with chilli so my tolerence must be higher than the average American, but honestly the hottest soupd I ever ate was in Thailand full of tiny chopped green chillis, I was sweating like drazy and drank 2 beers to stop the fire. Great stuff. Thai are champion chill eaters.

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Green 2010/11/11 06:50:03

+1

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Kalayaan 001 2010/11/11 06:45:25

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Now saute some seasoned meat and add some green, leafy vegetables + hard-boiled egg +nori (sea-weed "paper") + sesame oil

Hot, spicy, and awesome!!!! HOT-CHA-CHA-CHA-CHA-CHA-CHAH!

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magic_is_might BN-0 2010/11/11 06:43:44

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Chicken, Oriental, or Shrimp :)

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Char. Limit 2010/11/11 06:30:54

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I like ramen. I don't care what kind.

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89vanilla 2010/11/11 06:21:37

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oriental,beef and chicken.I put chicken in it...gives you some protein.

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Seasoned BN-0 2010/11/11 06:07:50

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That stuff is pure poison...have you ever looked at the amount of fat a serving of ramen has?

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Junichi to Seasone... 2010/11/11 06:19:03 (edited)

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no its not. if you have it TOO often yes it's not healthy but every now and then isn't that bad

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Seasone... to Junichi 2010/11/11 06:23:16

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Yes the key to life is moderation

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Junichi to Seasone... 2010/11/11 06:25:47

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noodles aren't life :D that would be pretty nifty though ;)

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Kalayaa... to Seasone... 2010/11/11 06:51:07 (edited)

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If there is one thing that I learned form medicinal-herbs class, it's this: All food (especially herbs) is either a medicine or a poison. What determines its status is its use and its dosage.

Even the all-praised heart-healthy herb/food garlic can kill you in one of the worst ways possible... if you use it incorrectly and/or eat it too much.

The inverse also works with the most potent of poisons.

So, in the light of that, I think that ramen is harmless enough for me... if used correctly.

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Master to Seasone... 2010/11/11 08:14:32

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I've always wondered how the hell so many Asians can eat it and still stay slimmer than Americans.

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