Does anyone know where to get ramen noodles in bulk? I do…
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Does anyone know where to get ramen noodles in bulk?
I do not usually make the big soupy ramen, so I typically use one packet for two packs of noodles. I have saved all the excess packets and now I have like 100 flavor packets.
I thought I should just get ramen by itself and maybe it would be cheaper. I know that ramen is not very expensive as if is, but I do prefer a more quality ramen (like the springy noodles in NeoGuri brand), plus the packaging is wasteful and annoying.
I thought it would be easy to find at the big Asian Market, but it always seems like they are the wrong kind of noodles. I do not like the ones that are more of a dark yellow color, and the brown ones are okay but I prefer the standard white noodles. Cheap brands kike Top Ramen have a really subpar texture.
Wondering if anyone knows of a good brand that sells in big packages or even a big box of noodles. I'm also wondering if you can buy the powder in a shaker or something. I love the indomie goreng flavor but having to buy the noodles and seasoning in small individual servings seems wasteful and I would love to buy a preferred noodle and a preferred flavor and match them myself while saving money. I did get a large thing of seasoning on Amazon a while back, but it was more like buldak style and had way too much going on and was a spicy style.
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I do not usually make the big soupy ramen, so I typically use one packet for two packs of noodles. I have saved all the excess packets and now I have like 100 flavor packets.
I thought I should just get ramen by itself and maybe it would be cheaper. I know that ramen is not very expensive as if is, but I do prefer a more quality ramen (like the springy noodles in NeoGuri brand), plus the packaging is wasteful and annoying.
I thought it would be easy to find at the big Asian Market, but it always seems like they are the wrong kind of noodles. I do not like the ones that are more of a dark yellow color, and the brown ones are okay but I prefer the standard white noodles. Cheap brands kike Top Ramen have a really subpar texture.
Wondering if anyone knows of a good brand that sells in big packages or even a big box of noodles. I'm also wondering if you can buy the powder in a shaker or something. I love the indomie goreng flavor but having to buy the noodles and seasoning in small individual servings seems wasteful and I would love to buy a preferred noodle and a preferred flavor and match them myself while saving money. I did get a large thing of seasoning on Amazon a while back, but it was more like buldak style and had way too much going on and was a spicy style.
#finance
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