king pot noodle (rip off or not)

[ASW81]

been a big fan of the noodle for some time now but dont feel any better after a king pot as apose to a normo noodle are they just a bigger plastic container i'm frustrated

[grumbledoak]

You ate a Pot Noodle and expected to feel better?

[Big Al.]

Pot noodle.

Bring on the lions!

[Mobile Chicane]

I'm (almost) ashamed to admit I had one of these this evening.

While I have fairly refined tastes in food, filth has its place too.

At £3 for 4 'Noodles at Chavsda, what's not to like?

[jas xjr]

I have to admit to eating these. We keep them at work just in case it is to cold to eat butties. We do not have much of a kitchen. Why do i always feel sick after eating one?

[kiteless]

As occasional food-slaggery, it's fine.

[Mr E Driver]

The only time I have eaten PN are when I was in Hopital as they are marginally better than the they serve up

[jas xjr]

i do add chilli sauce and garam massala

[Mobile Chicane]

jas xjr said:

i do add chilli sauce and garam massala

Same here.

'Geeta's' onion chutney though...

[whitechief]

Mobile Chicane said:

I'm (almost) ashamed to admit I had one of these this evening.

While I have fairly refined tastes in food, filth has its place too.

At £3 for 4 'Noodles at Chavsda, what's not to like?

The taste?

[wiffmaster]

jas xjr said:

I have to admit to eating these. We keep them at work just in case it is to cold to eat butties. We do not have much of a kitchen. Why do i always feel sick after eating one?

You're two minutes away from Greggs man...no excuse for a Pot Noodle!

[jas xjr]

the only downside is the chemical smell and they seem to repeat on me, when they first came out in the seventies there was a shortage of them. and it was the first time i had eaten noodles of any description, weird to think of it now but they were exotic at the time

[4nonymous]

Hmmm

I have this for lunch now and then



Topped of with a creame egg

Edited by 4nonymous on Monday 1st February 00:12