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Topic	Anyone else drain the water out of instant ramen?
Alteres 09/27/20 5:54:49 PM #29:	DuranOfForcena posted... i used to like to eat ramen dry as a snack. you crush it up into a bowl in bite size pieces, flick a little bit of water onto it as evenly as you can, dump the seasoning packet on it, cover it and shake it up until it's coated well with the seasoning. it was a great crunchy, salty snack. I had a roommate in college that couldnt cook anything. At all. He would open a ramen pack sprinkle the seasoning on top and just start chomping. I had another that tried to make boxed Mac and cheese, he added the butter, milk, and cheese powder without draining the noodles first. So he had a giant pot of water that was slightly yellow with noodles floating around in it. How the fuck do people like that survive. --- ........the ghost in the machine... IGN: Fox, FC: 5344-2646-0982 <cite>Alteres posted [p:945155738] in Anyone els... [t:79003383]...</cite> <quote>DuranOfForcena posted... </cite> <quote>i used to like to eat ramen dry as a snack. you crush it up into a bowl in bite size pieces, flick a little bit of water onto it as evenly as you can, dump the seasoning packet on it, cover it and shake it up until it's coated well with the seasoning. it was a great crunchy, salty snack.</quote>I had a roommate in college that couldnt cook anything. At all. He would open a ramen pack sprinkle the seasoning on top and just start chomping. I had another that tried to make boxed Mac and cheese, he added the butter, milk, and cheese powder without draining the noodles first. So he had a giant pot of water that was slightly yellow with noodles floating around in it. How the fuck do people like that survive. --- ........the ghost in the machine... IGN: Fox, FC: 5344-2646-0982</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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