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#4356: Jongga Seafood Flavored Noodle – United States
Found this one at Boo Han Market in Edmonds, Washington. This one is made in South Korea and packaged for US sale. Interesting style of noodle – let’s check this one out.
#4211: MAMA Pad Thai Meal Kit – Thailand
About seven years ago, I had the fortune to be invited to visit MAMA’s instant wheat and rice noodle factories in Thailand. It was so amazing; these places are so amazingly clean and full of the most fascinating people I’ve ever met. By the time this is released, my guess is that my Definitive Guide To MAMA Tom Yum will be out. They’re celebrating their 50th year and that’s pretty darn cool. I’m really excited about it! Let’s check out this Pad Thai though – I’m guessing it will be quite good.
Stuffed Shin Black Bread!
I know you’re wondering ‘why does he do these things?’ I pose the opposite question – ‘why don’t you do these things?’ I’ll be honest – I’m playing with food. It’s something different to try. Sometimes it doesn’t work, but I’m finding many times it does work and it works pretty well! Let’s make some stuffed bread with a popular variety!
Red Chef & KampongKu Samples From Malaysia!
Today I received a box from Malaysia witrh a myriad of varieties – Let’s crack this box open and see what is within!
Excellent Mi Goreng From Best Wok
Found out recently that Best Wok has updated their recipes and they sent some samples. There will be a Meet The Manufacturer series with them soon, and here’s what will be reviewed.
Happy 5th Birthday Mimi! Repost: #2330: Ve Wong Little Prince(ss) Brand Snack Noodles Artificial Mexican Pizza Flavor
So I did this review the morning that my daughter Miriam was born five years ago today. Happy Birthday, Miri! I thought I’d repost it with a little update.
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Thai Town Tom Yum Flavor Noodle Sample – Taiwan
I saw a new variety of noodle at our nearby 99 Ranch Market in Edmonds, Washington. It was a tom yum which sounds great – but it was from Taiwan! That was a little surprising, so I contacted the company producing it. As it turns out, they’re a Thai restaurant chain in Taiwan. Let’s see what they sent over!
Kung Fu Noodles Sends Goose Oil Varieties
Something new I’ve not ever heard of – goose oil? Apparently it really makes foods richer. It sounds good too – I love Taiwanese dry noodle varieties. Let’s check ’em out!
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