Questions about ramen noodles

[Broomstick]

@caligynephobia

If you have a good Asian grocery store that carries a better selection of ramen than you’d find at Kroger, find the ones that cost $2-3 per package.

The nearest “Asian grocery store” that I am aware of is 45 miles away… not practical for routine shopping I’m afraid. But thank you for the suggestion anyway.

[Bobalude]

@caligynephobia

If you have a good Asian grocery store that carries a better selection of ramen than you’d find at Kroger, find the ones that cost $2-3 per package. I’m looking at a package labeled “Myojo Chukazanmai” made by Myojo Foods Co. This one is the miso flavor, and it lists 410 calories, 80 of which are from fat. 9g total fat, 2.5g of which is saturated. 3160mg of sodium (listed as 130% of RDA), 71g carbs, 3g fiber, 10g protein. It also lists 2% RDA of Vitamin A, and 4% RDA of Calcium. One 3.84 oz package is listed as one serving - prepared with 2 1/2 cups of water. This stuff is worth the $2, and the relative quality of the noodles is obvious. I can’t go back to $0.25 ramen, despite the sodium.

Cal

I agree, Moyjo Chukazanmai is one of the best packaged ramen brands I’ve had. Although I like the soy sauce flavored version. Definitely worth the $1.50 per pack or so it costs where I’m at.

I figure if you add veggies and some form of meat/protein, you can have a complete meal. Just remember to cut down on sodium elsewhere in your weekly diet to negate the extra you will be eating from ramen

[JillGat]

@Bosstone

No need to be almost certain.

(just wanted to mention that I wrote that answer; not Cecil. Carry on.)