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Ramen shin black

Went through ramen shin black bins and found everything I’d not reviewed. Which is good because more should be here tomorrow with more on the way. Get up, get stuff ready for kids, get stuff ready for reviewing.

Get my boy on the bus. Have some oatmeal and peanut butter with my daughter. Edit images and video for the reviews I did. I’m trying to empty bins of varieties I’ve not tried yet. This was in a box above the bins. South Korea for the US market.

Here’s one I dug out of a box. Pretty sure I found this at a grocery store while hunting for pumpkin noodles a few months back. I’ve tried some of these and they’ve been pretty good honestly. Let’s give this one a shot. First, off a huge thanks to Kyle over at Mom’s Dry Noodle for help in translating this. This is a Shaanxi cold noodle. Well, it’s from a region of China.

It’s really quite good, but a bit of trouble to cook. But I’m going to cook it. You can always watch me battle with it in the episode of Instant Noodle Recipe Time at the bottom of this post. Anyways, let’s give it a try!

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Here’s the latest unboxing of the September 2022 Umai Crate! I am a big fan of spicy things as well as shrimp, so this should be pretty good. Let’s give this one a try. Hans Lienesch and The Ramen Rater, 2002-2022. Do not sell my personal information. Please support us by disabling your ad blocker. This article is about the Japanese noodle dish.

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