One thing that I love about Super Noodles is that they sometimes have very festive packaging. This package makes you feel like you are in a Mexican cantina, enjoying an ice cold margarita and some delicious tacos al pastor. From a practical point of view, the brightly colored packaging grabs your eye in the supermarket aisle and makes you just a little bit more likely to try this flavor out.
Upon my first bite, I was expecting strong flavors of cumin, chili, onion, and garlic. While all of these flavors were indeed there, they were quite mild. Looking at the picture of the noodles, you can tell that the flavoring is not as strong as it could be. As usual, the Super Noodles themselves are quite high quality. They have just the right amount of inherent flavor and springy texture needed without being bland or soggy.
I thought that these noodles were pretty good, but I wished that they had kicked up the flavor a few notches. I guess I should have placed more emphasis on the word "Mild" on the package rather than focusing on the wildly festive sombrero. While I did enjoy these noodles, I probably won't be getting them again as there was nothing particularly great about them.
Super Noodles - Mild Mexican Chili Flavour - 5.0/10
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Super Noodles - Mild Mexican Chili Flavour
Posted by Alvin at 6:03 PM
Labels: Spicy, United Kingdom, Vegetarian
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4 comments:
I want to eat it.
Really? It's not that good, honestly...
Wow what an interesting blog
My suggestion for your next review
1.Samyang Yulmu bibimmyun
http://www.mykomart.com/popup_image.php?pID=183
2.Paldo bibimmyun
http://www.aromacookery.com/aromacookery/2008/07/bi-bim-myun-instant-ramen-with-sweet-spicy-sauce.html
these are great summer delicacy. (eat cold)
Enjoy~
Nice Post! I this recipe recently by adding best chilli oil in india by Moi Soi as it would give it more authentic taste.
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