[QUOTE=SirKillsAlot]He's right actually, it tastes good but oh man it fucked up my throat eating them. Hell, one company even took advantage of this and released these snacks which were basically crushed noodles with seasoning on them.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, they have them here. Are you talking about the ones called JJ's or the ones with the blue monster on them? Anyways, eating noodles raw is :krad:
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I'm eating some Mi-Goreng Satay flavoured ones now. It's epic :v:
[QUOTE=stupid08er]This man is a genius! I just tried it. Epic amount of om nom nom's were experienced.
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Actually it tasted like shit.[/QUOTE]
Shut the fuck up. Guys, don't listen to this dumbfuck, it does taste good. Trust me. I eat raw noodles like this sometimes.
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Actually, it does taste like shit.
I like raw Roman noodles
REMEMBER USE THE SEASONING >:0!
OM NOM NOM nom nom... nom...
newdles :3
I prefer cooking them. Sometimes just enough so they're chewy.
I do this often!
I thought I was alone. Although, the seasoning in Ramen noodles makes you tongue numb after a while...
It tastes great but I get stomach pains afterwards :uhoh:
I had something called 'Mamee Noodles' back in school.
After lessons we would run to the shop and buy loads of them.
They're basically ******ed noodles. You open the package and pour the seasoning in, and crush and shake it.
Absolutely fucking delicious. I don't think they make them anymore.
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[QUOTE=phill977]Wow! on the Wikipedia page, it tells you:
"Mamee Noodles is a snack from Malaysia which is derived from deep-frying instant noodles, rather than boiling it in water as one would for most instant noodles or pot noodles."
I never knew that![/QUOTE]
Yes, this. I loved this. It was my childhood. :love:
[QUOTE=Riotashuma]Well I'd just like to say that Raw noodles are the shit!
I prefer just taking a bag of Mr.Noodles, crushing it up with my hands, pour it in a bowl, than put the seasoning on it.
Taste fucking amazing, no joke, any flavor.
So am I the only person who does this?
By the way, If you haven't tried it before, go do it now, you won't be sorry.[/QUOTE]
I do this a lot.
I always put boil water with the seasoning, then put the raw noodles in before i eat it. :D
[QUOTE=Schizoid]You know what goes well with crushed noodles?! Shards of glass! Oh man, I'm going to grab myself a bowl right now! This thread is full of good ideas![/QUOTE]
Also, while you're at it you can wash it all down with a bottle of Ajax!
Did you know that this fucks your stomach up?
Ramen noodles are great in small doses like this. I like to eat the chunks that break off in the packaging while the big one is cooking. :3:
Another good method:
Boil the water, to the point its violently frothing, mix with seasoning to make soup, break up the RAW noodles into it. Mix for 30 seconds and eat.
[QUOTE=kRoKz][IMG]http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee119/kRoKzW/231840.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
You're doing it wrong. Take the wrapping off.
I hate it when I made noodles or something and one is not cooked, I couldn't stand a whole bowl. :vomit:
Snort the flavouring.
I dare you
They sell them as snacks over here.
[img]http://pingmag.jp/images/article/snackcharacters48.jpg[/img]
We've been doing this in Australia for ages man.
I like my noodles cooked. :geno:
guys try putting pepper in flour it is good
[QUOTE=MUTTS01001]I quite like eating a Pot Noodle raw now and again.[/QUOTE]
You and me both.
I don't eat noodles.
I occasionally like to prepare my spaghetti like you usually would, then let it cool down and eat it cold. Mmmmmgood.
What i like doing is grabbing a bunch of spaghetti and balling it into a cylinder, and pouring warm water on it until it sticks together, and let it re-dry a bit, then eat it. It is hard on your jaw(hard to chew) but tastes great!
I can't see why anyone wouldn't like raw noodles.
Don't put the seasoning...
Well I never tried Mr.Noodles but here we have other brands which are more popular.
It's like a small bucket with a seal on top.
You open up the seal and pour in water and reclose it.
But I just don't put any water and break it all up and eat it.
I've been doing this since I was like, uhhh, 8 years old, although I also like cooked noodles.
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