Up-cycling a Pot Noodle! | DIY Instant Noodle Pot Recipe


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I’ve recently been having a craving for pot noodles – essentially instant noodle pots where you just add hot water – there’s loads of varieties all over the World of …

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  1. DelusiveWhisper
    DelusiveWhisper says:

    Uhh… Cooking is different to dehydrating. You seemed happy enough with it, but I don't see why you didn't just cook the chicken (would've only taken a few minutes) and then use the dehydrater, considering you had access to one. Would've been interesting!

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  2. Chloe Pyper
    Chloe Pyper says:

    I love instant mash pots, especially the onion ones ๐Ÿ‘. I found some in pound stretcher last year and I nearly bought the shop ๐Ÿคฃ They are really nice.

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  3. Andy Thorpe
    Andy Thorpe says:

    Tbf you can't go that wrong with a Pot Noodle. They've stopped putting soy pieces in them now for some reason, which I miss. They're still nice though. My fave is a Bombay Bad Boy lol.

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  4. John Warwick
    John Warwick says:

    "Chemical sounding names" – better avoid putting that boiling dihydrogen oxide in there! It's the palm oil and palm oil products which stopped me buying any more.

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  5. BiscuitTinOrchestra
    BiscuitTinOrchestra says:

    Not sure you understand upcycling….. Upcycling: the process of transforming waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products of better quality and environmental value. .. what you have done is create an upmarket/gourmet replica of a product.

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  6. Ippiki ร•kami
    Ippiki ร•kami says:

    In episode 2 of instant foods: pot pasta (carbonara) [doesn't need to be pasta] and cup soup (minestrone)

    Just suggesting a follow up, like if you want, it probably wouldn't matter

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  7. dod fx420b
    dod fx420b says:

    get a soft boiled egg, slice it in half, salt and pepper it, and place it on top of yr homemade pot noodle. let the yolk run into the broth – you'll be in heaven.

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  8. Alisha Hird
    Alisha Hird says:

    (In America) we have "Cup Noodles", it's similar to that (only smaller), the cheese flavored was my favorite. Ramen noodles are really popular. Every grocery store (I've been to) has a section dedicated to it and it was the cheap food of choice during college (pack of 6 is $1 and a 12 pack $1.25) I remember first year in college, receiving a care box (all freshman got one) from the student union that had some of those instant noodles. We would come up with different ways to cook them, adding veggies, spices and sauces. Trying to make it interesting, today, I still make chicken soup with it (adding fresh veggies and meat)

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