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Not sure if this has been mentioned previously but....I'm sat here eating my Sticky Rib Pot Noodle ( Pot Noodles are only 50p in Asda atm ) and I recalled " Posh Noodles ". They were a slightly upper class version ( if there can be such a thing ) of regular Pot Noodles. I don't remember seeing them for a long time. Anybody else remember them and are they still available?
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I remember them or something like them. Have not seem them in a long time. -
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The food that only needs a kettle
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Is this what you mean
http://snackspot.org.uk/images/poshnoodlenew.jpg
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Yes those are the very fellows.Comment
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I also remember these
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I loved pot noodles when i was younger as all my brothers did but i can say i never saw these ones.
Or atleast we never bought them.
Was it an actual proper dinner.
Did u not have o add water.
Originally posted by jay mc View Posti also remember these
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worked the same way ...... Just add waterOriginally posted by darren View Post
think it was supposed to taste like Christmas dinner !!!!!!!
in reality it tasted like chickenAge is just a number - If yours bothers you stop countingComment
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I remember when Pot Noodles first came out, must have been '77, a school friend told me his mum had bought him one. When I asked him what it was like he told me "It was far too dry". The idiot had eaten it 'raw'.
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Clearly a person of low IQ...probably went on to be an MP ?Originally posted by NeilC View PostI remember when Pot Noodles first came out, must have been '77, a school friend told me his mum had bought him one. When I asked him what it was like he told me "It was far too dry". The idiot had eaten it 'raw'.Comment
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Funnily enough Pot Noodles are mentioned in the film Butterfly Kiss. Whilst her friend and the guy who gave them a lift are 'getting it on together' in the hotel room, an embarrassed Miriam says "I think I'll do a bit of shopping". She returns with three pots of noodles saying "You only need a kettle!"sigpic
Do you really believe the other side without provocation would launch so many ICBM's, subs and ships knowing that we would have no option to launch as well? It would break our MAD Treaty (Mutually Assured Destruction) not to mention the end of the world as we know it.
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Anyone remember the short lived "Pot Casserole"? As I recall the Beef flavour was pretty goodComment
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I loved the hot and spicy posh noodles they did. Really fine noodles.
They seemed to discontinue them at the same time as Sudan 1 was banned from food. I think it was an artificial flavour enhancer that was deemed to be dangerous.
I loved those noodles. I had a lot rice mug for a while that I won from the fish quay festival but its long gone
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I love curry and chicken and mushroom all the others can not standTHE TRUTH IS OUT THERE TRUST NO ONE Comment
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Beef and tomato is my favourite.
Does anybody remember Batchelor's Snackpot from the late 1970's early 1980's or the Knorr version from about the same time?Comment
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