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Hereβs a minor one:
Dry ramen. Crush up the bag a bit, dump in the powder, shake and enjoy.
What are you, twelve?
No, why do cool adults require their noodles so hydrated?
I don't even use the flavor packet when it's dry, I save it for the next time I actually cook the noodles.
I just like the crunchy.
I had a seat mate in math class that would do that, and sneaky eat during lecture. She brought an extra for me sometimes. Flavored noodles are a game changer.
I use to bring these on hikes and field exercises. It does have a lot of sodium but if you want something cheap, light weight, and on the calorie heavy side dry Ramen is great!
If you're doing something where you sweat a lot, the extra sodium isn't quite as bad