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  1. 07-30-2004, 11:25 AM #1
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    Top Ramen Bad Source Of Carbs?

    Ramen noodles, might be humorous to some of you - but what do you think?

    Source of carbs... bad or good?



    Just a cheap idea.


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    bad

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    Top Ramen = Ghetto Noodles = BAD


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    Haha... thought this might get humorous :-)
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    HOLY SHEEZY- YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!!!!! Follow these simple steps to using Raman Noodles- Take your 100 pack out from under the bed of your studio apartment, and F*^king burn 'em!!!! We all know you only paid 75 cents for the entire pack anyway.
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    out of curiosity i wanted to see specifically what the nutritional info was on this...

    Ramen noodles, 1 serving (42g) (dry form, soup)
    Calories: 190
    Protein: 3.9g
    Carbohydrate: 27.5g
    Total Fat: 7.2g
    Fiber: 0.0g
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    Quote Originally Posted by doby48
    out of curiosity i wanted to see specifically what the nutritional info was on this...

    Ramen noodles, 1 serving (42g) (dry form, soup)
    Calories: 190
    Protein: 3.9g
    Carbohydrate: 27.5g
    Total Fat: 7.2g
    Fiber: 0.0g

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    Quote Originally Posted by doby48
    out of curiosity i wanted to see specifically what the nutritional info was on this...

    Ramen noodles, 1 serving (42g) (dry form, soup)
    Calories: 190
    Protein: 3.9g
    Carbohydrate: 27.5g
    Total Fat: 7.2g
    Fiber: 0.0g
    i wouldnt even eat that crap on my cheat day, they taste ****ing grose as hell anyways.
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    Quote Originally Posted by doby48
    out of curiosity i wanted to see specifically what the nutritional info was on this...

    Ramen noodles, 1 serving (42g) (dry form, soup)
    Calories: 190
    Protein: 3.9g
    Carbohydrate: 27.5g
    Total Fat: 7.2g
    Fiber: 0.0g
    you left out the best part: sodium is like 1000mg per serving I believe lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by MyBodyIsMyTemple
    you left out the best part: sodium is like 1000mg per serving I believe lol

    Right on

    High sodium diet is always good for a AAS cycle right?
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  11. 07-30-2004, 03:20 PM #11
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    Horrid choice for carbs.

    Fried noodles.........doesn't get any better than that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyBodyIsMyTemple
    you left out the best part: sodium is like 1000mg per serving I believe lol
    Sodium wasn't listed on the web site I checked out so i checked with the USDA HealtheTech Search and for sodium it shows (for 42g serving) 487mg sodium.
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    It's amazing how interesting Ramen noodles can be.

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    Dude, dont throw them all away, just throw away the noodles and use the flavor packet on a cup of rice! Better than a bullion cube i think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AandF6969
    Dude, dont throw them all away, just throw away the noodles and use the flavor packet on a cup of rice! Better than a bullion cube i think.
    Who said I have any!


    But good idea if I had some...

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  16. 08-08-2004, 06:37 PM #16
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    Ramen noodles..... Oh that takes me back to when I was a young fat kid
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    I actually eat em... the sodium is contained in the seasoning packet.

    Don't eat em when i'm dieting.. but offseason i snack on em like crackers.. I don't cook em...I eat em dry....Crunchy LOL
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  18. 08-09-2004, 05:04 PM #18
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    They used to make them baked for low fat but they sold horribly and were taken off the market 8 or so years ago.
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    ps - its expensive compared to regular pasta but by some whole wheat pasta. Tastes just as good and tons of fiber and other nutrients.
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