Can a pescatarian eat chicken flavored ramen noodles?

Yeah you can eat the flavored stuff, as long as it doesn't actually contain any chicken.

Or if it does and you want to eat them, then do what ever you like. It's up to you what you want to eat, no one else and if you do eat a little chicken you're not exactly hurting anyone here by doing so.

"Can a pescatarian eat chicken flavored ramen noodles?"

Yes but that conditionally. To eat it as a pescetarian you will need to check the ingredients label. If it says both natural, and artificial or natural flavors, then the answer is no. If it say artificial flavors and no mention of natural flavors, then yes. There are some brands of ramen out there that's suitable for vegetarians, vegans, and pescetarians to eat. So if you want it, you will need to check the ingredients label, to make certain it is suitable.

There are a lot of questions posted here, that ask, if I eat X, can I still be considered veg/whatever?

Is having a label really so important to you? Why not eat what you want?

But to answer the question, assuming the flavoring is natural, it comes from chickens, so no, it would not be vegetarian.

Most humans are perfectly capable of eating chicken flavored ramen noodles, animal eater or not.

If you choose to eat this item, you will be eating dead processed chickens, regardless of the label you have chosen to put on yourself.

Yes. You can eat the flavored stuff, as long as it doesn't actually contain any chicken.

why not since a fish is a sentient being so eating any other form of sentient being is the same thing as. fish have to be killed to become food. the only justification for choosing fish over other living things might be that fish eat other fish as opposed to almost other animals that people eat that have almost totally vegetarian diets.

You can. You will digest it. And all the x flavoured pot noodles here are vegan so I assume all flavouring is artificial. What esactly is your reason for being pescatarian. It seems to me as though everyone in that category does it for the name.

Just eat the shrimp flavor one, problem solved.

where I come from "chicken ain't fish"

Not really but it is up to you and your concerns

Chetak