RAAAMMEEENNN!!!!

greatest invention on earth!! i swear it cam from the heavens! noodles made from the hair of angels and seasoning made from their...umm....dandruff!! now the question is....whats your favorite flavor?

I know, lame topic, but im bored and i can't find anything to talk about in the other topics so i decided to do one on something i actually know! My personal favorite flavor is creamy chicken mmm mmm mm delicious!

Shrimp.

Oh wow... this is a hard choice... I usually have to be satisfied with chicken... creamy chicken and shrimp both sound reeeeeeeeeeally good right now...

original chicken ftw, im also a fan of beef and pork

Anyone else ever tried mixing flavors?

nope
havent, probely not a good idea either as most of you mere mortals bodies would explode from teh sheer sodium intake at once. and also you dotn mix most real meat anyways, but its worth a shot, worst case yoru out 35 cents for teh 2 packs of ramen

I've done it before, and it was good. I just don't remember the flavors I mixed. Plus, it's no more salty than regular ramen--I just made a double batch. More ramen is good ramen.

ah jimmo but dont you also possess an inhumane tolerance for salt

Sort of... Ramen isn't quite that salty...

true its not salty but it is sodium-y

beef wins, and sometimes shrimp, and pork... but not at the same time

and jimmo, no one can eat as much ramen as jeff or i can because of all the sodium. too much is BAD for you

hehe my bodies a natural sodium sink. I eat at least twice the daily amount of sodium a normal person can, and my blood pressure is still below average ^^

exactly, and i live on the stuff

Hm... 2 packs chicken-flavored ramen + 1 can tuna + 1 can corn... mediocre, but more interesting than plain ramen...

but what about spamen?

I'm too lazy to actually cook spam.

... wait, how do you cook a fourn thread?????????

very carefully thought i think a fire emote is required

owait

When I eat ramen, I don't do anything fancy. Just beef ramen with bread. Though it is interesting to scoop it into a piece of bread. Or, even better, eat it with chopsticks.

But ramen's usually a last resort. It comes after exhausting sandwiches and boxed meals.

Ramen requires actual cooking. It's automatically a last resort (which is also the biggest reason that I haven't made spamen yet, actually). Approximate hunger-to-stomach time should never be more than about two minutes for a snack or snackish meal, ramen/spam included. On the other hand, food gets big Taste Points if it has actual substance (i.e. not Standard American Junk Food). Fruit and/or a sandwich usually works. Leftovers are my friends.

ramen cups are the shortest time involved ramen, and they have small bits of meat and veggies too, but the best part about packaged ramen is it's HIGHLY customizable