tag:probablycrazy.blog.co.uk,2009-11-09:/MokoFeed2009-11-09T12:38:27+01:00tag:probablycrazy.blog.co.uk,2008-03-22:/2008/03/21/the-notorious-noodle-incident-3916434/#c6373347Clive Nibbs2008-03-22T12:43:54+01:002008-03-22T12:43:54+01:00Aha! Fellow noodler! <br> How excellent to meet a fellow pioneer of livening up instant snacks!<br> I think with enough backing and support, a movement could certainly be created, perhaps 'the Flavour Enhancer Society for the Saviour of Potentially Over-Familiar Instant Snacks' (FESSPOFS). <br> It is about time celebrity chefs got involved, someone should really take their surprise items onto Ready Steady Cook and empty the carrier bag to reveal realistic everyday items found in the fridge on a desperate Tuesday night: 2 old brown mushrooms; Christmas Chutney; one small cube of cheddar and wafer thin ham slices!<br> <br> Kind Regards,<br> <br> Clive Nibbs<br> <br> tag:probablycrazy.blog.co.uk,2008-03-21:/2008/03/21/the-notorious-noodle-incident-3916434/#c6369998PeaceMan012008-03-21T21:25:01+01:002008-03-21T21:25:01+01:00What can I say. We've all been there (well it may just be you and I). Years I toiled to find something that would make the devilish swine become wholesome, good and above all tasty. I never succeeded in my quest and gave up vowing never to use the word'Super' in front of the word noodles again.<br> <br> The Result - 3 years of university and several months each year of being on the point of starvation and I came home with 1 packet of unopened noodles I took with on my first day.<br> <br> To be fair though I never tried the cheese slice.<br> <br> Probably for the best.<br> <br> I'm intrigued actually...