go to: http://www.mattfischer.com/ramen/recipe.html got to love college kids!!!

-- eddy (xxx@xxx.com), June 18, 1999

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Amazing, all I ever see when I look at those noodle packets is, well, noodles.

I bet if MacGyver ate Ramen noodles he'd be the first to check this site out.

Thanks eddy!

-- (wow@I never. knew), June 18, 1999.

Thanks Eddy, I've been storing ramon noodles in my stash because I can't beat the .99$ for 12 packs at the local market basket. It's the cheapest pasta around plus you get the flavor pack. Years ago I lived off the stuff (had no money) Got sick of soup, Used the flavor packs to make gravy for Biscuits.

Try crumbling up the noodles uncooked and sprinkle flavor pack over. Not a bad snack.

-- Greenthumb G.I. (greenthumb@I.G.I.), June 18, 1999.

Hey there,

Yes I stocked a few cases, just remember there is very little nutritional value, just flavor, carbohydrates, and LOTS of sodium. But, as my father says, "it makes a turd".

-- Kristi (securx@Succeed.Net), June 18, 1999.

never heard that expression before!!LMAO!! now part of my vocabulary!! thanks!!

-- eddy (xxx@xxx.com), June 18, 1999.

168 RAMEN RECIPES: http://www.mattfischer.com/ramen/printrec.html

And MORE RAMEN RECIPES: http://busycooks.miningco.com/library/weekly/aa111698.htm?pid=2757&cob =home

-- Cheryl (Transplant@Oregon.com), June 18, 1999.

You might be surprised at the nutritional composition. I was when I first read the label on one of those little packets. It explained why my son liked ramen so much. A serving has 8 grams of fat and there are 2 servings in a packet. (their figures)

www.y2kkitchen.com

-- Sally Strackbein (sally@y2kkitchen.com), June 18, 1999.

What I've been trying to find out for years is the recipe for making ramen spice. Any help out there?8-))

-- Tim Johnson (timca@webtv.net), June 19, 1999.

Check out the cookbook *The Book of Ramen* at www.konzak.com/ramen/

-- Mickey Molnaire (molnaire@konzak.com), June 20, 1999.