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Who likes Nudle? :)

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cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 06:16 / #
I know it's kind of like the English version of supernoodles and probably seen as somewhat of a poor mans food but I came to know and love Nudle in Poland! So much so that I had my girl send me some over along with the usual Polish goodies! (Milka etc!) So who likes Nudle? and if so what is your favourite? This is mine.... :)

time meansThreads: 9 Posts: 2,306 Joined: Apr 21, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:03 / #
never tried it, what flavour is that?

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:06 / #
ShelleyS: You Slaaaag! hahahaha pmsl! time means: never tried it, what flavour is that? Cheese with Herbs. Delicious but it's not supernoodles it's actually a soup.

Shawn_H	Jan 16, 09, 07:07 / #
time means: what flavour is that? It's a little bitter ;-)

time meansThreads: 9 Posts: 2,306 Joined: Apr 21, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:10 / #
cjjc: Cheese with Herbs. Delicious but it's not supernoodles it's actually a soup. so your girl sends them over?

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:16 / #
time means: so your girl sends them over? Yeah, I sent her my old wireless router and she sent me Nudle, Milka, Barszcz and Corny BIG. Great deal I just love Barszcz. :) Ona jest gwiazda. kCa :)

sausageThreads: 25 Posts: 1,053 Joined: Sep 21, 07	Jan 16, 09, 07:17 / #
cjjc: Great deal I just love Barszcz. Depending on where you live you can get nice Barszcz Czerwony by Winiary in your local Asda. No need to send your woman out shopping for it!

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:41 / #
sausage: Depending on where you live you can get nice Barszcz Czerwony by Winiary in your local Asda. No need to send your woman out shopping for it! I'll try that out. Though my local Asda is some distance away! :)

time meansThreads: 9 Posts: 2,306 Joined: Apr 21, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:42 / #
there is a fair selection in morrisons as well, don`t know if there are any near you?

sausageThreads: 25 Posts: 1,053 Joined: Sep 21, 07	Jan 16, 09, 07:43 / #
cjjc: I'll try that out. Though my local Asda is some distance away! :) Stock up on it. It's about 34p a packet for 2 servings. Full of additives and shite. Damned tasty with some buttered toast or ravioli.

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Edited by: cjjc Jan 16, 09, 07:45 / #
time means: there is a fair selection in morrisons as well, don`t know if there are any near you? Morrisons is in the same town as Asda: Kendal. sausage: Stock up on it. It's about 34p a packet for 2 servings. Full of additives and shite. Damned tasty with some buttered toast or ravioli. I still have a fair few packs left :) it's just not the same as the Polish home made stuff though!

sausageThreads: 25 Posts: 1,053 Joined: Sep 21, 07	Jan 16, 09, 07:46 / #
cjjc: I still have a fair few packs left :) it's just not the same as the Polish home made stuff though! It's on a par I think, not exactly a healthy option. I will never make barszcz czerwony again, it was the cause of a "domestic"!!

time meansThreads: 9 Posts: 2,306 Joined: Apr 21, 08	Jan 16, 09, 07:49 / #
cjjc: Kendal. been there a few times, nice place. i discovered a large eastern european shop (thats what the sign says) in the centre of rotherham the other day. i don`t tend to shop in rotherham centre so it was a bit of a surprise. if anybody knows rotherham it`s across from the hare and hounds pub.

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07	Jan 16, 09, 07:50 / #
Cheese with herbs is my favourite too. My fiancee never lets me eat all of the sauce as she claims that it gives you the runs. Not sure how valid that is or if she is talking through experience, hehehe. I've tried most of the others too, the ones made by Knorr that is. They are better than the Amino or other ones that I've tried. Vu-Fon are not bad. Still, I've been fortunate enough to try la creme de la creme. Nissin in Japan are better. They had a cheese and curry flavour which was sensational. The spicy ones in Japan are devilishly good too. They even trump Pot Noodle and I was a big fan of those in Britain.

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 08:00 / #
sausage: it was the cause of a "domestic"!! hehe are you going to elaborate? or do you not want to go there again? time means: been there a few times, nice place. Yeah I like it there is a small Polish section, There used to be one in the Spar in Ambleside but they got rid of it. Damn. Seanus: she claims that it gives you the runs I haven't had them from drinking the sauce :P Seanus: I've tried most of the others too 2nd Fav? Seanus: They even trump Pot Noodle and I was a big fan of those in Britain. I know, I've been told they are tasteless by Poles.

sausageThreads: 25 Posts: 1,053 Joined: Sep 21, 07	Jan 16, 09, 08:05 / #
cjjc: hehe are you going to elaborate? yeah, it will probably be "randomised"... I didn't batter her or anything! I had to carry these stinky beetroots all round Tunbridge Wells. Then when we got home, she didn't even help me make the barszcz despite the fact that it's supposedly the only thing she can cook. Anyway I called her a "zepsute dziecko" or something similar, thinking it meant "spoilt child" and she took offence! Only a minor rift!

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 08:16 / #
sausage: I didn't batter her or anything! hahahahahahahahahahaha! class! sausage: Only a minor rift! A funny one at least for me. :)

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07	Jan 16, 09, 08:24 / #
I know there is goulasz and spicy tomato but what are the others again? I only really buy the cheese and herbs one.

Joasia4Threads: 1 Posts: 1 Joined: Jan 16, 09	Jan 16, 09, 09:29 / #
Love it ! One of my favorite dishes from the childhood – noodles with chunks of farmers cheese, cinnamon and sugar – yum :>

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 16, 09, 09:53 / #
Seanus: I know there is goulasz and spicy tomato but what are the others again? I only really buy the cheese and herbs one. There is: cheese with herbs curry spicy chicken spicy tomato mushroom tomato chilli pork and a few more I can't remember. I do like the spicy ones. :)

Lir	Jan 16, 09, 09:55 / #
cjjc: There is: I've never had the processed stuff but most of the Polish food shops in the UK stock them. You may find Tesco might do so if they have some Polish food Aisles. Just depends if you live in an area with Polish people. :)

Cardno85Threads: 33 Posts: 858 Joined: Jul 11, 08 MEMBER	Jan 16, 09, 09:59 / #
I personally prefer the Vi-Fon bad boys. I find the Knorr Nudles to be pretty bland to be honest. I did find an awesome one in a 24 hour shop one night that had like a wee tin with what looked to be dog food in it. But it was like a meat and veg thing to add to your noodles as well as the oil and soup base as normal. Was phenomenal. And Seanus I can totally sympathise. Being brought up in South East Asia, their instant noodles are the daddy!

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07	Jan 16, 09, 12:39 / #
Ramen is amazing. Amongst the best things I've tasted. The standard noodles with curry are really good. They go down a treat. The Japanese noodles, soba and udon, are both highly edible. Soba are buckwheat noodles and udon are the softer ones. I lived in a place called Izumo first and they had the best soba in Japan. The Asians are streets ahead when it comes to noodles. Ah yes, there's a type above. It should be Vi-Fon and not Vu-fon. My mistake.

Cardno85Threads: 33 Posts: 858 Joined: Jul 11, 08 MEMBER	Jan 16, 09, 16:19 / #
I can't remember the name of the stuff. It was an Indonesian company that did instant noodles in a bowl with holes in it to drain the water then you mixed in the powder, chilli and oil and you got a nice mi goereng...fookin ideal!

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07	Jan 16, 09, 16:21 / #
I love Sharwoods egg noodles. I used to eat them as a kid, primarily as a base for curry.

dorosinr	Jan 18, 09, 16:07 / #
I bet if you find the Knoor website, you could order whatever package you want over the internet.

welshguyinpolaThreads: 32 Posts: 462 Joined: Jan 9, 08	Jan 18, 09, 16:37 / #
cjjc: Yeah, I sent her my old wireless router and she sent me Nudle, Milka, Barszcz and Corny BIG. Cant you buy Milka in the Uk as it is not Polish. Im sure when I lived in Britain it was available everywhere

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Jan 18, 09, 16:43 / #
dorosinr: I bet if you find the Knoor website, you could order whatever package you want over the internet. Nope. :/ welshguyinpola: Cant you buy Milka in the Uk as it is not Polish. Im sure when I lived in Britain it was available everywhere I have seen it but not as much as say Galaxy or Cadbury. I like Happy Cow :) mixed white and milk chocolate.

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07	Feb 12, 09, 23:02 / #
Here's to noodles! Having an imagination and a memory is often a cruel reality. I can remember all those great noodles and they are out of my reach. AAAAAGH ;)

cjjcThreads: 37 Posts: 463 Joined: Jul 26, 08	Feb 12, 09, 23:15 / #
Seanus: great noodles At least I will soon eat my favourite nudle soon :) I wish I could help you Seanus! Perhaps you should go back to Japan for a holiday!

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