Forum - View topicINTEREST: Cup Noodles Re-Invents Ramen as Ice Cream
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Lemonchest
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So it's a McFlurry with...ewwww
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EricJ2
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Shrimp and ice cream? No, thank you, I'm not pregnant.
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Animechic420
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...........ok.
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Agent355
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Going all savory is bold. I recently tasted Sriracha flavored ice cream and it was... interesting...not bad, almost sweet with a hot sriracha aftertaste. I don't think I'd eat very much of it, and soy sauce, with its total lack of sweetness sounds even more interesting as an ice cream flavor.
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enurtsol
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Cup Noodles, entree for otaku and college students, now dessert
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Hameyadea
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Me see it.
Me want. 
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Ryusui
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This sounded halfway good until the part where they put actual ramen ingredients in.
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Chrno2
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Now this is clever. Candy shrimps in ice cream cup of noodles. I gotta try this if I ever get the chance.
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Mr. Oshawott
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Actual ramen ingredients for ice cream? Sorry, I'll have to pass on this.
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Shirohae
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dafuq??? lol no thanks!
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Ninjajake12
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I have a strict no-seafood-with-ice-cream standard, and I'll stick to that lol. I would try it with vegetables, but shrimp and ice cream just don't sound right.
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Hoppy800
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Yuck, what were they thinking?
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Cerceaux
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This sounds like something they'd come up with on Iron Chef.
I remember an episode where one guy made turkey ice cream. |
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leafy sea dragon
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Well, you got an ice cream machine in Kitchen Stadium. Might as well use it. Masaharu Morimoto made it work though.
As for this, I take it you don't add boiling water into it to make the stuff. |
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Chrno2
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Damn that MSG!! |
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