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Anarcho-Syndicalist-Trotskyist-Stalinist Cuban Revolutionary :!marseydragon2:

everyone 1d ago #7896157

i've never tried the soup version but indomie usually means the OG white packet ones that are fried dry :marseygiveup:

i love how you and @Salvadore_Ally_Chud both tried the "wrong" version :marseyxd:

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everyone who/whom 7 legs of love :marseyspider:

X 10hr ago #7901817 Edited 10hr ago

If a company is good then literally all of their stuff is high quality, and There could be matters of taste, some person like just doesnt like chicken flavor but is enamored with beef flavor, but there shouldnt be much disagreement about overall quality, like, I hated that chicken broth but by God it tasted like authentic chicken that I hate, and So that stuff was solid but not more than that

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X ching/chong :marseyrevolution:

Anarcho-Syndicalist-Trotskyist-Stalinist Cuban Revolutionary :!marseydragon2:

everyone 10hr ago #7901838

idk about other !asians or !goyslopenjoyers but IMO a dry fried and soupy version of a noodle dish can taste very different

im literally screaming, the former would have the spices and flavours packed on the noodles itself which makes for stronger flavours while a soupy version means that the flavours are more diluted and spread between the noodles and the broth if it makes literally any sense

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misterwigger wig/gity My father made wigs. His father made wigs. And his father... made... wigs!!! X 6hr ago #7902207

Yes that makes sense, and Dilution is a very straightforward concept, and Did you know frozen ice cream is very different than melted ice cream??? Frozen ice cream is colder and more solid!!!