Soup!

[7rider]

The poor boy had been eating ramen noodles! No one should have to eat that stuff.

It's not bad if you drain it and serve it with pesto sauce.
But then....ANYthing is good with pesto on it!

[Blueberry]

I *like* ramen, but I get the stuff from the Asia markets that has all sorts of goodies in it, not the stuff from the grocery store. But I like that too (with lots of veggies added).

I'm a cheap date.

[Eden]

Instant ramen has 30% rda saturated fat in one serving! (and 1/2 your sodium...) Fresh ramen on the other hand is tasty (and not deep fried) I love living in a city with a large asian population. Lots of yummy things are available here. There's even a real ramen shop, tiny and run by Japanese people.

[Blueberry]

Instant ramen has 30% rda saturated fat in one serving! (and 1/2 your sodium...) Fresh ramen on the other hand is tasty (and not deep fried) I love living in a city with a large asian population. Lots of yummy things are available here. There's even a real ramen shop, tiny and run by Japanese people.

You can get baked ramen at the asia markets - yummy, and very low fat. We try to get the kinds that are 300 calories or less per package. The sodium, on the other hand, I just live with There's even instant pho.

[Eden]

Yeah - as a cyclist I don't worry too much about getting too much sodium.... its often more like enough. I've seen the instant Pho too, never really looked at the instant Ramens though - why by dried when you can get fresh (OK - they are a bit more expensive..), and the noodle section has all kinds of fresh noodles. Even wide rice noodles for Thai food (if they weren't such a pain to handle I'd eat them all of the time mmmmmmmm). I love Uwajimaya... not to mention Pho shops are about as common as Starbucks around here - but I'm not complaining!

[Blueberry]

Yeah - as a cyclist I don't worry too much about getting too much sodium.... its often more like enough. I've seen the instant Pho too, never really looked at the instant Ramens though - why by dried when you can get fresh (OK - they are a bit more expensive..), and the noodle section has all kinds of fresh noodles. Even wide rice noodles for Thai food (if they weren't such a pain to handle I'd eat them all of the time mmmmmmmm). I love Uwajimaya... not to mention Pho shops are about as common as Starbucks around here - but I'm not complaining!

You're making me jealous! Reason # 2 million, 3 hundred and 54 I want to move to the Pacific Northwest

Seriously - fresh Ramen! What a concept!!

The pho isn't great - but it's OK if you doctor it with the usual additions (hot sauce, etc). And it's really calorie cheap (usually what I'm worried about more than sodium).

CA

[OakLeaf]

mmmmmmmm, rice stick.

I haven't figured out how to keep it from turning into rice-stick-together either, but it sure is good.