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Thats how my kids eat them.That's probably better than how I ate ramen in the Army: open packet, throw away seasoning pack, eat brick of ramen like a cracker.
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Thats how my kids eat them.That's probably better than how I ate ramen in the Army: open packet, throw away seasoning pack, eat brick of ramen like a cracker.
Its actually tasty. Ramen to collander but dont really dry it just put it wet back in the pot and add the seasoning to it sticks to the wet ramen. Its really intense chicken flavor since it isnt dilluted into lots of water but I like how it ends up.That's probably better than how I ate ramen in the Army: open packet, throw away seasoning pack, eat brick of ramen like a cracker.
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Hyperbaldi Chicken curry
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well, you got to remember, the good tuna gets sold whole or fresh. next grade down goes to high qual preserved (smoked, or high quality canned (think opening up and seeing basically a tuna steak)), and then on down the line till you get cheapass canned tuna which us just shreds and juice.
were you stationed in korea? its what they doThat's probably better than how I ate ramen in the Army: open packet, throw away seasoning pack, eat brick of ramen like a cracker.
I thought the grades were chunk and solid.I think it depends on what you buy. The cans that are nothing more than finely shredded fish mush are probably the tuna equivalent of the hotdog, whereas something like 'canned albacore' is actually visually recognizable as fish when you open it.
I don't shop there regularly, but we have one across the road from the HEB, our normal grocery store. I agree that they charge way to much for certain items, but if you know the going rates, they've managed to keep their cost competitive for some staples skyrocketing with inflation.Trader Joe's is a liberal scam, but some of their stuff is objectively good quality at a decent price. Their canned tuna being one. In water with medium salt. No dirty pussy taste at all! I was in the camp that canned tuna was disgusting for much of my life before realizing I was just poor buying poor people tuna.
Still can't/won't do heated tuna, though. Had a boss that would microwave a bowl of canned of tuna, oil and all, several times a week smelling up the break room for hours. Fuck that bitch.
were you stationed in korea? its what they do
I don't shop there regularly, but we have one across the road from the HEB, our normal grocery store. I agree that they charge way to much for certain items, but if you know the going rates, they've managed to keep their cost competitive for some staples skyrocketing with inflation.
They're butter prices right now are lower than the cheapest butter you can buy at the regular grocery store. They still haven't changed the cost of a pack of fresh herbs (1.79). I never ever buy meat there though. Some of their pre-made seasonings and seasonal options that they throw out are pretty good. The prices on good cheese is phenomenal, along with charcuterie. It's definitely not a shop there everyday place, but I go there for very specific things, and their affordable for what they are.
It's also fun just to find different things that I normally don't grab at the grocery store, and their flowers are cheap, which bringing them home have their own benefits.
I can't abide the taste and texture of canned tuna. Dunno why, I just can't do it.
That's it, they carry much more than standard things, and their cheese selection is out of this world. And I actually think their cheap wine is a good table wine. It's not blow your socks off good, but it is tasty and cheap. I always have some on hand.