Ramen May Lead to Chronic Illness Study Says
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Ramen May Lead to Chronic Illness Study Says
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Re: Ramen May Lead to Chronic Illness Study Says
#2That anyone would be shocked that packaged crap like Ramen has health risks is sad. This is not food. Of course it's going to kill you.
I always hope that when startups say "eating ramen" that they mean it symbolically, in that they are being frugal. Eating crap like this is just dumb.
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#3white flour, poor quality fat, sodium, and a massive wallop of MSG. practically no protein.
my partner was busy last night, so I fed the family. I cooked whole-wheat cous-cous, mixed it with fried peppers and onions, and steamed a package of frozen "Italian Vegetables" (cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and more.) I put this into bowls, half of each of the kind of stuff, and flavored with a dash of salt, pepper and earth balance natural margarine.
i didn't want a lot of protein in that meal because we cooked a chicken last night and i've been eating mass quantities of whey protein powder.
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#4Yeah, but it's cheap. It's also not bad with some crackers. :)
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#5white flour, poor quality fat, sodium, and a massive wallop of MSG. practically no protein. my partner was busy last night, so I fed the family. I cooked whole-wheat cous-cous, mixed it with fried peppers and onions, and steamed a package of frozen "Italian Vegetables" (cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and more.) I put this into bowls, half of each of the kind of stuff, and flavored with a dash of salt, pepper and eart…
Why choose protein powder instead of natural protein?
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#6"Ramen profitable" should be "oatmeal profitable." Whole grains ftw.
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#7white flour, poor quality fat, sodium, and a massive wallop of MSG. practically no protein. my partner was busy last night, so I fed the family. I cooked whole-wheat cous-cous, mixed it with fried peppers and onions, and steamed a package of frozen "Italian Vegetables" (cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and more.) I put this into bowls, half of each of the kind of stuff, and flavored with a dash of salt, pepper and eart…
Why choose protein powder instead of natural protein?
Probably because he wants more than the natural amount of muscle.
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#8white flour, poor quality fat, sodium, and a massive wallop of MSG. practically no protein. my partner was busy last night, so I fed the family. I cooked whole-wheat cous-cous, mixed it with fried peppers and onions, and steamed a package of frozen "Italian Vegetables" (cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and more.) I put this into bowls, half of each of the kind of stuff, and flavored with a dash of salt, pepper and eart…
Why choose protein powder instead of natural protein?
It's easier to eat in large quantities. (For some people. Personally I can't stand it.)
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#9Yeah, but it's cheap. It's also not bad with some crackers. :)
I have a friend who uses the noodles and chucks the flavoring packet. He then adds veggies, some protein and a soy sauce based stock. It's pretty delicious and I imagine still decently cheap.
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#10Is this ramen that is usually served in Japanese restaurant, or instant noodle? I think they are very different.