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Anyone ever tried Southern Fried Chicken flavour?

I found htem in the back of the cupboard, and so far, they don't smell too good...

Anyone ever tried Southern Fried Chicken flavour?

I found htem in the back of the cupboard, and so far, they don't smell too good...

Meka Dragon wrote:
> Anyone ever tried Southern Fried Chicken flavour?
>
> I found htem in the back of the cupboard, and so far, they don't
> smell too good...

Probably because they've been at the back of the cupboard for about 6 decades...

Well I don't remember buying them.

And they certainly don't taste like Southern Fried Chicken.

Slimy though. It's been a while singe I had Super Noodles of any sort.

I'd stick with the regular flavours if I was you. Is it in one of those shiny foil packets? Because I think they're like those limited edition Tomato Ketchup crisps: A really bad idea.

Regardless of how long they've been at the back of the cupboard, they are absolutely crap.

I think my mother-in-law may have given them to us when she was cleaning out her kitchen cupboards.

They are in date though, so she couldn't have had them forever, or anything.

I don't go for anything along the greased bread worms line

They all seem to taste the same to me, a disguesting odour wafts out as you tuck into what can only be described as mushy grease

Various flavours seem to add to the overall revulsion, with strange unidentifiable bits floating in each packet, all looking uniformly the same and yet claiming to be "chicken" or "spring onion"

*shudder*

Chicken super noodles are nice. And vegetarian.

Supernoodles are a good hiking food. I'd never eat them normally however.

RoJ wrote:
> Supernoodles are a good hiking food. I'd never eat them normally
> however.

I cooked some super noodles for me and some mates on a little gas camping stove, they tasted like crap.