So how do you eat your Ramen?

[The Puzzler]

Fastest Permutation

My fastest is a t-perm in 2.01 seconds. Waht is your fastest permutation?

 

[~Phoenix Death~]

I love beef and pork flavah!

 

[Whyusosrs?]

My fastest is a t-perm in 2.01 seconds. Waht is your fastest permutation?

What the.... I don't even....

 

[Logan]

My fastest is a t-perm in 2.01 seconds. Waht is your fastest permutation?

 

[ThatGuy]

カップ焼きそば現象!!!!
カップ焼きそば現象!!!!
(someone get this reference please)

 

[ExoCorsair]

Had a steak today for the first time in forever; was reminded of how leftover steak goes great with somen noodles. Might try it with ramen this week.

 

[Forte]

sometimes I add cheese.

 

[teller]

My fastest is a t-perm in 2.01 seconds. Waht is your fastest permutation?

Well, I usually stir the noodles a little bit after they soften up, but I never really thought of the process as permutation...it's more of a scramble.

 

[Forte]

My fastest is a t-perm in 2.01 seconds. Waht is your fastest permutation?

K permutation is fastest?

 

[guinepigs rock]

I eat mine with parmesan cheese on top

 

[Thomas09]

I eat mine with paper.

 

[Whyusosrs?]

Just tried with: beef boullion into boiling water, once beef bouillon dissolved add frozen snow peas and frozen broccoli. After a minute add celery, green onion, jalapeño. After another minute add noodles. Cook 2 minutes. Pour 1 stirred egg (yolk and white mixed together) slowly into broth and noodles. Let cook 1 more minute. ENJOY. DELICIOUS.

 

[Logan]

MMMMMM! I'm gunna go make some ramen and add some egg. brb.


Edit: Awesome!! I haven't had ramen in forever!

 

[Owen]

I have never eaten Ramen, because I try to only eat American food, but if I did, I would cook the noodles according to the package, then add the flavor packet. It's the way the product was designed, and you should never eat it any other way, as it is haphazardly and dangerous.

If I were a moderator, this thread be closed the second I saw it.

 

[Edward]

I have never eaten Ramen, because I try to only eat American food, but if I did, I would cook the noodles according to the package, then add the flavor packet. It's the way the product was designed, and you should never eat it any other way, as it is haphazardly and dangerous.

If I were a moderator, this thread be closed the second I saw it.

Which is why you're not a moderator?

 

[ExoCorsair]

I have never eaten Ramen, because I try to only eat American food, but if I did, I would cook the noodles according to the package, then add the flavor packet. It's the way the product was designed, and you should never eat it any other way, as it is haphazardly and dangerous.

If I were a moderator, this thread be closed the second I saw it.

Which is why you're not a moderator?

At least he used the subjunctive case correctly.

 

[Deleted member 2864]

I have never eaten Ramen, because I try to only eat American food.

There hardly is any truly original American food (unless it's some native dish), but I think I know where you're going at.

But why? Why limit yourself to a certain culture's food?

 

[Samania]

I just picked up a random package of ramen, looked at the back and it said cuttlefish.

That made me kind of depressed D:

 

[~Phoenix Death~]

I have never eaten Ramen, because I try to only eat American food, but if I did, I would cook the noodles according to the package, then add the flavor packet. It's the way the product was designed, and you should never eat it any other way, as it is haphazardly and dangerous.

If I were a moderator, this thread be closed the second I saw it.

It's in the Off-Topic Discussion section. Elaborate

 

[cmhardw]

One of my former roommates was Korean, so I eat the Kimchi Ramen. I add real Kimchi as well, chopped onions, egg, a light dab of sesame oil, and I try my best to eat it with chop sticks.

Tastes way better than just straight Ramen in my opinion

Chris