When it comes to college life there are some things that just seem like common sense.
Beer bongs are for drinking.
And Ramen Noodles are for eating.
So why did it take this long for students to come up with the idea of Beer Bonging Ramen Noodles?
In the tub with Grandfather?
At a Manga Convention?
Or do you eat ramen….in a giant bowl of ramen?
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Hey, if you like this stuff…that’s cool.
I won’t judge. I believe it’s ever persons personal choice.
This isn’t my thing, not that there’s anything wrong with it.
I figured it was time to acknowledge the inevitable internet phenomenon know as LOLCats.
So here is one perfectly suited to this site.
A sexy woman is on the side of the road with a broke down car.
What would you do?
I thought these pictures would be fitting on the site.
I’d throw out that pot of soup…unless you’re into that flavor.
I dunno if any of you has tried this (or have been as desperate as me) but I was making ramen while I was munching on some Jack Links Steak Chunks.
It’s this beef jerkey stuff I eat all the time if you haven’t heard of it.
I thought “Hey, why not put two of my favorite things together?”
It turned out great!
It was a little different but sometime you gotta do what you can for a decent meal.
It might not be for everyone but I certainly enjoyed it and if anyone from Jack Links wants my recipe, I’ll sell it to them for a lifetime supply of my favorite jerkey.
Don’t get me wrong, I like pork, shrimp and chicken…not to mention the completely generic “oriental” flavor, but I think it’s time to expand on the American market for ramen flavors.
Sometimes I get the craving for a BK Whopper.
Now what if that same Whopper flavor came in a soup? Hell yeah.
Or even just yesterday, I woke up craving biscuits and gravy.
I would love to spend .33 cents on a bowl of gravy/ biscuit soup compared to the $5.99 I had to spend at Denny’s, the $2.89 a gallon worth of gas I needed to drive there and the 2 dollar tip.
Just a suggestion but I don’t think it should stop there.
While a Whopper soup would be good enough, I think all fast food chains should adopt the method.
I’d totally dig on some Burrito Supreme Ramen. Or some Seasoned Curly Fry Jack-in-the-Box ramen.
What do you think?
What ramen would you like to see and more importantly, what kind would you eat?
