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[Food] Pot noodle







Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Back in Sussex
As an aside, I love that "can a pot noodle go off" search (and numerous similar phrases) brings people to NSC...

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Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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Goldstone
As an aside, I love that "can a pot noodle go off" search (and numerous similar phrases) brings people to NSC...
Have you just found one at the back of a cupboard?
 


Having just sampled the Sausage Casserole Pot Noodle, I can report that it isn't quite up to Chicken and Mushroom standard but knocks Beef and Tomato down a place to 3rd.
 


pearl

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May 3, 2016
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Behind My Eyes
Having just sampled the Sausage Casserole Pot Noodle, I can report that it isn't quite up to Chicken and Mushroom standard but knocks Beef and Tomato down a place to 3rd.

If you were blind-folded and given a spoonful of SCPN, C&MPN and B&TPN do you think you could tell the difference?
 




Chicken Run

Member Since Jul 2003
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Jul 17, 2003
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Valley of Hangleton
Having just sampled the Sausage Casserole Pot Noodle, I can report that it isn't quite up to Chicken and Mushroom standard but knocks Beef and Tomato down a place to 3rd.

It’s good isn’t it! I love the korma and sticky rib too, guilty hungover pleasure the day after Boxing day was 2 chicken kormas emptied into a bowl with bread and butter on the side, yes I did make a sandwich?
 




It’s good isn’t it! I love the korma and sticky rib too, guilty hungover pleasure the day after Boxing day was 2 chicken kormas emptied into a bowl with bread and butter on the side, yes I did make a sandwich?

Haven't seen the Sticky Rib one on sale anywhere, much to my disappointment.


My only real critique of Sausage and Casserole was that I found the sachet of Tomato Sauce a little on the small side to be honest, it left me wanting more of it's reddy goodness.

I think I may have to re-visit a few of the flavours to judge the improved* recipes they are using.

*When I say improved I'm highly skeptical they will have, how you improve perfection is beyond me.
 




maffew

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Dec 10, 2003
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Worcester England
Worcester sauce in a chicken and mushroom or indeed beef and tomato one with the sachet IN. over fill it a little so you get to drink/dunk bread in the residue. and a little grated cheese to make a sarnie

Chicken and mushroom was also my preferred method of consuming these

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maffew

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Dec 10, 2003
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Worcester England
I've never had a Bombay Bad Boy but recall mates spreading the sauce on a dry ryvita and ignoring the pasta altogether @mrdeez and struggling somewhat
 


Sussexscots

3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 3, 3, 3, 3 ,3 ,3 3 coach chuggers
My teenage self had one in 1981 after a skinful of beer, it tasted disgusting even partially inebriated and it came straight back up. I vowed I'd never eat another.

Some years later, my friend admitted that he'd prepared the thing using one part boiling water, one part Captain Morgan Rum and one part De Kuiper Cherry Brandy.........

Never again.
 






thedonkeycentrehalf

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Jul 7, 2003
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Pre-match on Boxing Day we visited a very classy pub/hostel in West London where the only hot food option was Pot Noodle.
 


maffew

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Dec 10, 2003
9,007
Worcester England
Pre-match on Boxing Day we visited a very classy pub/hostel in West London where the only hot food option was Pot Noodle.

I went to a pub once in Digbeth, Birmingham, lets just say it wasnt the West of London it was pretty ropey and the only food they had also was pot noodles. 8/10 for presentation though stocked delightfully along the skittle alley in pyramid like structures and alternate flavours along the fruit machines the 3GBP jackpot ones or 6 quids worth of tokens which you could spend at the bar on pound a pint mild and pot noodles should you wish. Happy days
 








vegster

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May 5, 2008
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I suppose a Pot Noodle is handy if you run out of food, and furniture, and carpets and gravel....
 


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