Quick. Easy. Boring.
It's not expensive and it's easy to store. I can keep it in my drawer at work and have a quick meal (add hot water, let sit, drain) in a matter of minutes. The noodle texture is fine as long as it sits long enough (if I rush it, the noodles are stiff).
My single criticism: the flavor is disappointingly bland, by any standards.
Thai Kitchen Web site: www.thaikitchen.com
Make vanilla ice cream with broccoli? Can't be done and most of us would never try. But we do try to make a lot of our favorite gluten-full foods Gluten-Free. That means trying to replicate flavors and textures with substitutions. I want better than "Not bad - for gluten-free" (which means "If I had my choice, I wouldn't eat it!") I miss the foods I love, the foods of family, holiday, and social traditions. I keep trying and keep buying - and now I am sharing my opinion on what I've found.
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