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Save Ramen Noodle Flavor Packets

I empty the packets into clean salt shakers, using each flavour separately. That way, you can use a little to add a bit of spice to many dishes. I pick up shakers at yard sales, so no extra cost!

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October 3, 20150 found this helpful

I think this is a good tip in more ways than one. I buy Ramen noodles, occasionally. I find that the flavor packs contain way too much salt for a single serving of noodles. So much, in fact, I think it's unhealthy.

I've made some rather tasty chicken gravy with the half pack of flavoring I always have left over. Sometimes, I perk up a simple pot of stewed potatoes with it. It seems to be the equivalent of a bouillon cube, only powdered, and much, much cheaper.

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Thanks, Faye

 
October 4, 20150 found this helpful

I agree, way too much sodium in that little packet, I only use about a third of it for a bowl of noodles and save the remainder. They are essentially the same as bouillion, and are great to make homemade condensed soups for recipes

 
January 16, 20210 found this helpful

Love that idea. Why didnt I think of that! Thank you

 

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