I'm making Ramen Noodles and I'm scared to open the pack of seasoning?

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People don't want plain ramen; they want salty and flavored-with-fat ramen. I guess the company that made your ramen think the noodles need more salt and flavor than usual. I tend to use just half of the packets with the noodles so they're not so salty. Or I'll use the whole packet, stir the noodles, then dump out the excess water so the noodles are flavored but I lost most of the saltiness and fat. I know most people the broth with the ramen. I usually don't.

I became really concerned with how many calories the seasoning packets actually have. Upon looking online I found endless mixed answers. I actually called Maruchan and ended up asking them. 10. There are approximately 10 calories in any one if their seasoning packets (a whole seasoning packet) for any of the flavors.

If you're not convinced you can call their customer service line, they're very helpful and offer to mail you coupons for their products.

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I hadn't thought of that until this very moment. Ima go make some Ramen now.

I haven't ate Ramen Noodles since I lived in the city five years ago. The neighbor guy puked some noodles and hot dogs practically in front of my door. It sat for five days until I knocked on the door and made someone clean it up. It was horrifying.

Its bigger because the creamy chicken flavor is not as strong as the other ones. I usually use regular chiken flavor and because it is very strong you dont need as much

Hope this helped : )

i guess it's because creamy chicken takes more flavor than the other ones. Or maybe it just has more ingredients, or maybe the package is just too big but the contents inside is the same as any other package.

*Mental note: fill moat with Creamy Chicken Ramen Noodle sauce and train noodles to be evil army.*

how should i know, but i live off ramen noodles, frickin like a penny per bag, good deal, i haven't tried that flavor yet, i like chicken and mushroom best, and oriental is alright

There is stuff to thicken the soup in the packet--not in the packet for regular ramen..

Because the flavoring isnt that strong. I like noodles.