Magic ramen noodles are a popular dish that has gained popularity in recent years. These noodles are not your regular pack of instant noodles; they are made with a unique twist that adds a magical touch to the flavor and presentation. The magic in these ramen noodles lies in the ingredients and the way they are cooked. The noodles are made with a special kind of flour that is combined with various spices and seasonings. This blend of ingredients gives the noodles a distinct and delicious taste that sets them apart from other ramen dishes. To cook the magic ramen noodles, the noodles are first boiled in water until they are tender.
Ingredients:
Oil of lemon and/or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda
Ingredients Oil of lemon and or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda. Ingredients Oil of lemon and or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda.
To cook the magic ramen noodles, the noodles are first boiled in water until they are tender. Once the noodles are cooked, they are strained and set aside. In a separate pot, a flavorful broth is prepared with ingredients such as soy sauce, miso paste, garlic, ginger, and various vegetables.
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I have a big bottle of this stuff left over from making fondant, and wondered if it's safe to try. I've tried looking up individual ingredients and now have a case of "paralysis by analysis." Can anyone help or has anyone else tried this? Is it safe?
Ingredients:
Oil of lemon and/or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda
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Hoosier
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ECF Veteran Jan 26, 2010 8,272 7,880 IndianaWell the suspension agents and emulsifiers don't look too bad, but I'd avoid it just because of the gum content.
Not familiar with that particular gum, but I've tried a flavoring that had another gum in it and it took out my atty is surprisingly short order. Darn shame because that bakery emulsion smelled so good, but produced diddly-squat for flavor and took out an atty.
I do not see anything that would hurt you to try it though. Well, except for that atty thing.
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tweber
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Jan 31, 2011 54 1 AlabamaThanks for the reply. I've already tried it and it's some tasty stuff - sweet and thick. It completely overpowered the coffee flavor I tried it with, but I'm going to play around. A few searches told me the component flavors are vanilla, butter, almond, and lemon but I don't taste the lemon at all. Tastes and smells alot like buttercream frosting. I'll have to wait and see about the atty issue, but I seem to go through atty's really quick anyway. Don't know if I'll be able to tell if it's the creme or just my normal abuse. Thanks again.
I have a big bottle of this stuff left over from making fondant, and wondered if it's safe to try. I've tried looking up individual ingredients and now have a case of "paralysis by analysis." Can anyone help or has anyone else tried this? Is it safe?
The broth is simmered for some time to allow the flavors to meld together. Once the broth is ready, the magic happens. The cooked noodles are added to the pot of broth, and the dish is cooked for a few more minutes to allow the flavors to penetrate the noodles and make them even more delicious. The result is a bowl of perfectly cooked ramen noodles that are bursting with flavor. Magic ramen noodles can be customized with additional toppings and garnishes to enhance the overall taste and presentation of the dish. Some popular toppings include sliced green onions, soft-boiled eggs, seaweed, and roasted pork. These toppings not only add visual appeal to the noodles but also add different flavors and textures that complement the magic broth and noodles. In conclusion, magic ramen noodles are a delightful twist on the classic dish. The blend of ingredients and the cooking process turn ordinary ramen noodles into a magical experience for the taste buds. With their flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and customizable toppings, magic ramen noodles are a must-try for any ramen lover..
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- Name: Sarah
Rating: 1/5
Review: I was really disappointed with Magic Ramen Noodles. The packaging looked promising, but the taste was just not there. The noodles were too soft and lacked any flavor. I tried adding some of the included seasoning packets, but they didn't help much. Overall, I would not recommend these noodles to anyone who enjoys a good bowl of ramen.
- Name: John
Rating: 2/5
Review: I had high hopes for Magic Ramen Noodles, but unfortunately, they fell short of my expectations. The texture of the noodles was alright, but the flavor was very bland. I tried experimenting with different sauces and toppings, but nothing seemed to improve the taste. The packaging was appealing, but the actual product did not deliver. I would not purchase these noodles again.
- Name: Emily
Rating: 2/5
Review: I was really excited to try Magic Ramen Noodles, but they left me disappointed. The noodles cooked up well and had a nice texture, but the flavor was lacking. The seasoning packets included were underwhelming and didn't enhance the taste at all. I ended up having to add a lot of extra ingredients to make the noodles edible. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these noodles unless you're willing to doctor them up with your own seasonings and toppings.
- Name: Michael
Rating: 1/5
Review: Magic Ramen Noodles were a huge disappointment. The noodles themselves were fine, although a bit on the mushy side. However, the flavor was severely lacking. The seasoning packets provided no significant taste, and overall, the noodles just left me unsatisfied. I would not purchase these again, as there are much better options available in the market.