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I've heard before (could be made-up) that instant noodles in dried form is, while enjoyable, basically indigestible and devoid (even moreso than if cooked) of n
by kevinwang 10y ago
I've heard before (could be made-up) that instant noodles in dried form is, while enjoyable, basically indigestible and devoid (even moreso than if cooked) of nutritional content
- luca_ing 10y agoI went on a five-day hike on a whim, and was pretty badly prepared. I suddenly found myself at the head of a trail, and decided to give it a go -- the things you do when you're young and invincible. I had a few packets of ramen. I'd eat two packets for breakfast, but alredy an hour or so later I'd feel painfully hungry again. I dreamed of huge, juicy steaks like you wouldn't believe. After I returned to the world, I treated myself to the biggest steak the supermarket sold. DELICIOUS.
- officelineback 10y agoWell it's all carbs. I don't see how adding water changes the macronutrient makeup.
- frenchy 10y agoIn the same way a block of wood is chock full of carbs but will provide no nutritional value (not quite the same way, but vaguely related).
- tyleraldrich 10y agoThis is not the same at all. You don't add something to a block of wood and then eat it - a block of wood is inedible.