Cup is less of a mess

all you need is hot water. It’s easy to store Ramen Noodles anywhere because it’s small and light. Did I mention it’s not that expensive?

Ifyou are craving salt and don’t want to turn to that greasy bag of potato chips you can always rely on Ramen Noodles to get rid of that salt craving. Also, what other food product can you leave lying around your room without having to worry about it expiring? Ramen Noodles practically never expires. Ramen is a dry soup rather than canned. This offers several benefits. One is that the noodles and seasonings are prepared fresh, not reheated. Did I mention that it comes in over 15 flavors? It’s almost impossible to find a flavor that you don’t like because there are so many.

Believe it or not, Ramen Noodles allows us to resort to more than the average bowl of soup. There are a variety of salads that can be made by cooking the noodles and it doesn’ttake much more than 10 minutes. It is just a matter of grabbing a few extra ingredients. Can Cup Noodles serve as more than a cup of soup? Sorry to say, but I have never heard Cup Noodles being capable of serving as more than a simple cup of soup.

If you ever want to chill and enjoy some soup, Ramen Noodles is definitely the way to go.

When you are sitting in your room late at night and you feel that little ping in your stomach say, “feed me!” you know you are ready for something filling and convenient. What is more convenient than to just add water toacup full of noodles, veggies and broth?

The only thing you have to do to prepare this handy meal is add water and stick it in the microwave for just a few minutes. Then all you have to do is wait three minutes for the warm, hot goodness of Cup Noodles made buy Nissin Foods.

Myfirst year here at Cabrini, I can remember me and my quad-mates spending Tuesday night get-togethers watching “American Idol,” and before the show would start, we would run upstairs to cook about eight Cup Noodles and munch on them while we watched TV. Does one munch soup or slurp it?

Compared to the other noodles that you could buy, Cup Noodles lets you eat on the go where others involve cooking it on the stove and much more waiting. There is less of a chance of a mess because you are given acup to cook the soup in. The only clean up you have to do is throw the disposable cup in the trash can.

The only utensil you would need is a fork or some chopsticks.

Another good thing about Cup Noodles is that they have 15 different flavors so it would be very hard to get bored of them. It is like having a different meal in every flavor. They have all the flavors you would expect like chicken and beef but they also have original flavors like salsa picante chicken and spicy cheese noodles.

Price-wise, the money you would have to put out for a cup of these noodles would be about $.30 more then a pack of Ramen noodles or a pack of Oodles of noodles. The price for one Cup Noodles costs $.49 where a pack of Ramen costs $.19.

Since these noodles are prepackaged in its own container, it is easy to carry it around with you for lunch at work. Coming from retail experience, in one shift at work I would only get a 15-minute break. There is not much you can do in a span of 15 minutes, so I would bring a Cup Noodles with me for a quick lunch at work.

Within the noodles you can find real vegetables. In a package of Ramen, you receive a block of noodles with a little package to make the broth. Not only do you get the cup with Cup Noodles but you also get the broth powder already included with the noo-

The broth powder in this munchie is made so that the broth is evenly distributed in the noodles so that in every bite you get an even, consistent taste of the flavor of your choice.

Cup Noodles was introduced to the United States in 1970 and has been so popular that in 1996 they unveiled their giant billboard in Times Square in New York.

So if you are in the middle of writing a 10-page paper or just watching TVand all of a sudden get that rumble in you tummy, grab for a Cup Noodles. It is fast, convenient and easy to get your hands on, especially if you are a freshman and the only way of cooking food is through a microwave.