Is $1 Ramen Better Than $10 Ramen?


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  1. @chaosstripe9446
    @chaosstripe9446 says:

    If you want a little bit more out of your cheap ramen, consider a block of miso. At least where I am, I can get a block for $5. However, that block will have enough for like 50 bowls of ramen, so $0.05 per serving. And it'll stay good for a year as long as you keep it in the fridge, so not much risk of waste.

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  2. @Phalcon777
    @Phalcon777 says:

    So I feel like what we learned is a two-dollar Ramen the probably as good as a 10-dollar Ramen. Like you get the extra noodles and you get the second egg half. You know maybe maybe a little bit more since you'd have like what 40 more cents to spend on something

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  3. @Phalcon777
    @Phalcon777 says:

    As a person who sells food on the side if you saw my spreadsheets you would be blown away at the amount of work I've put into just calculating every single little thing. I have not only my clientele list and what they order I have my price page which allows me to at any point go look up an item and change the price. And then it will change it for all the recipes that use that item I have all my recipes sorted out by types so side dishes main dishes desserts drinks sauces Etc. And then any breakfast items dinner items lunch items that might fit differently in that listing have their own page as well along with possible future products that I would like to make such as a lot of the infused oils and Butters and stuff that I've always wanted to make just not profitable for me to do. I have full cost evaluations breaking down how much it cost to make the entire batch and how much I should charge along with that each individual dish on its own . I put forth so much work to make sure that I can always do my best when it comes to the pricing of stuff but sadly I hate currently only have two people that order food from me and trying to make the smaller batches so that I'm not losing money because I don't eat what I sell cuz I can't afford it for the most part I mean I usually eat some Ramen soup with an egg and maybe a piece of like chicken so you know making a meal that costs $10 to sell and I might make five off of it it is more than I can afford especially now that work is cut me down to 16 hours making only $9 an hour very rough to figure out how I'm going to live but I'll figure something out

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  4. @edwardchao287
    @edwardchao287 says:

    This is a great idea. Its so exhausting to see other content creators make stunt based foods. Like of course the Wagyu beef is going to taste great but the skill in cooking isn't displayed such as your video. Love your stuff PK keep it rocking!

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  5. @mimi_h
    @mimi_h says:

    Simply for personal preference, rather than using instant ramen for the $10 option, I would recommend frozen ramen, which usually has better noodles and broth, and then maybe replacing the meat for veggies
    Still, very cool to see these recipes as alternatives!

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  6. @Insomniuhh
    @Insomniuhh says:

    I have become infatuated with making ramen lately. I have spent so much money on ingredients and even a pasta maker. Ramen is one of the rare things that people should really just go out for. You will save money.

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  7. @KenjiShiratsuki
    @KenjiShiratsuki says:

    As much as I wanna make this, since it uses the seasoning packets, the sodium levels will be FAR too high for me. I'm going to have to figure out a way to make this without getting half my day's sodium in one meal.

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  8. @yugoxgc
    @yugoxgc says:

    Interesting touch with the mayo.
    Personally, what I do with my instant ramen is pretty weird cause I use Hummus like you did mayo.
    Mama ramen is AMAZING. When Im in the mood, I get that add some sliced sausage, diced cheese & wakame seaweed.

    I have no idea how I found it, but years ago, I came across dried wakame seaweed on amazon.
    500g bag for around 11£. The bag is huge & lasts me probably a whole year while using it for near everything.
    Pimping up ramen. Extra touch to stir fries. Its SO GOOD

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  9. @shelbyherring92
    @shelbyherring92 says:

    Leonardo DiCaprio pointing at screen meme:

    Hey, this is kinda like those food pics I sent you of my budget shrimp alfredo using Instant Shrimp Ramen, Alfredo sauce, and popcorn shrimp!

    Kinda.

    But hey, you reminded me of something that I found pretty fun.

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  10. @LilT2o00
    @LilT2o00 says:

    $10-12… I wish lmao. When I was working in Airzona, you're on the money with those prices. Back home in St. Pete, Florida? only like 2 ramen spots and they KNOW that, so their cheapest bowl starts at around 18 bucks

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  11. @dragonknightn7n796
    @dragonknightn7n796 says:

    If I may suggest when it comes to cheap romen packs boil it first then drain of the water because the noodles are fried in oil and dehydrated for packing the so wash then in cold water then add fresh water and reheat

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  12. @chaoscontrolASH
    @chaoscontrolASH says:

    I havent had pork ramen in so long, got me wanting to try again. These looked great though. I'm always trying to do something with my instant ramen too, and you given me some good ideas to try!

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  13. @lillight3301
    @lillight3301 says:

    they both look so tasty and gandalf looks beautiful as always! i would love to create some but i'm the only one in the house that eats pork and i hate making food for myself is there any substitute for meat?

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  14. @Blue_Lunacy
    @Blue_Lunacy says:

    The Mama brand is one of top three instant noodle brand in Thailand. People here usually buy the Tom Yum flavour. They are loaded with MSG though. When I cooked the instant noodles, I usually mixed two flavours, add mushroom, raw eggs, and some kind of veggies. Definitely not 1$

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