RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREAD 3.0

Are the packaged ones with the ramen spicy broth too? I've never had it, only seen the package and it looks like it's not spicy.

I'm cheeseist tho and prefer western cheese and western fake powder cheese impostor to Korean sweet cheesy powder abominations. I can deal with cheese chunks in kimbap place "cheese ramen" but I thought it was just cheesy for the packaged ones.

As far as the packaged stuff, I've seen some that just come with powdered cheese for flavoring, and I've seen some that come with both cheese and pepper powders, so you can make it spicy if you want, or leave it out if you'd prefer.

Are the packaged ones with the ramen spicy broth too? I've never had it, only seen the package and it looks like it's not spicy.

I'm cheeseist tho and prefer western cheese and western fake powder cheese impostor to Korean sweet cheesy powder abominations. I can deal with cheese chunks in kimbap place "cheese ramen" but I thought it was just cheesy for the packaged ones.

As far as the packaged stuff, I've seen some that just come with powdered cheese for flavoring, and I've seen some that come with both cheese and pepper powders, so you can make it spicy if you want, or leave it out if you'd prefer.

Yeeeeeah I'll stick with my Kraft Dinner for when I need the gentle caress of powdered cheese.

My friend taught me about the melty cheese slices on ramen and while it doesn't make a crazy good cheese taste, I like the extra little creaminess. And since it's only one slice of cheese, it cna't really be THAT many calories.

As for the packaged cheese ramens, I have seen those, but never tried them because they intimidate me.

Who needs cheese when you can just dump in like 4 eggs to thicken it up :)

I've tried...  more than I'm comfortable admitting. 

I don't mind spicy stuff, but it gives me some wicked heartburn these days, so one of my life quests is to find any and all decent non-spicy flavors of ramen. It just so happens that many of them are faux-cheese flavored.

Who needs cheese when you can just dump in like 4 eggs to thicken it up :)

I also add an egg in, haha. Ohh, I'm so hungry now!! I'm off to go find food.

Yeeeeeah I'll stick with my Kraft Dinner for when I need the gentle caress of powdered cheese.

Same. *sings Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U*

Who needs cheese when you can just dump in like 4 eggs to thicken it up :)

I also add an egg in, haha. Ohh, I'm so hungry now!! I'm off to go find food.

lol "an" egg.

If it's not a massive pot-shaped wad of egg that happens to have ramen cooked into it, you need to add more egg.

Yeeeeeah I'll stick with my Kraft Dinner for when I need the gentle caress of powdered cheese.

Same. *sings Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U*

You guys can find Kraft mac and cheese here? When did that start happening?

Ramen is awesome. It's kind of unhealthy, but that's no reason to avoid it completely. There's nothing wrong with ramen in moderation.

See, I think there is. I personally haven't allowed a single bite to enter my body in years. I used to be overweight myself; it took me a while to figure out what I was eating had a lot to do with that. And it's not just about being fatter or slimmer- ramen has loads of salt and chemicals. Really gross. But people can do what they want- it's their life. Hopefully my words "ramen is unhealthy" aren't offensive to the point they cause more hurt than the benefit the advice could bring. I've just noticed those who assert there's nothing wrong with junk food in moderation tend to be overweight...while those who avoid it completely tend to be in great shape. I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways. The junk food industry lobby pushes the all things in moderation / this sugary cereal can be part of a complete breakfast line a lot and it's really misleading in my opinion. I guess I'm a bit on the politically incorrect side now; sorry.  I'm just trying to wish y'all a based life.

I've gained like 8kg

I have a few extra kilos

Yeeeeeah I'll stick with my Kraft Dinner for when I need the gentle caress of powdered cheese.

Same. *sings Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U*

You guys can find Kraft mac and cheese here? When did that start happening?

Started on April fools day at costco. I didn't believe it but when I went in last week to buy a torso-sized bag of chips they actually have them. It's like 11,000won for a 7 pack. I uno about the other costcos but the Daejon one had them near the breakfast things instead of with the rest of the pasta.

It's kinda weird that you haven't seen it, yirj17. Maybe I just pay more attention to the ramen section than most and I'm projecting. 


At restaurants:

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In stores:

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Perfectly commonplace. Definitely not just an American thing. I've seen it far more here than I ever did back home.

Nah, not that weird. I live on an island so I'm sure I miss a lot lol.  I've never bought ramen from the mainland so probably why I've never noticed it. 

Also, this is probably my favorite ramen-- not spicy at all and great with garlic/green onions/egg.  (Sorry basedcowboy, I'm not about that spam life)

My weight gain definitely comes from lack of exercise, not what I eat.

The junk food industry pushes exercise for weight loss (to take attention away from the harm their food is causing). But in actuality diet is much more important. BMI's a vague measure. Because everyone's body is different in regards to bone density, muscles, etc. Body fat percentage is a better assessment. Did you know with age a person has to work harder to not gain weight?

Gotica coffees are on 1+1 at 7-11 and I always have been getting two Americanos for the last week. Today, I said screw it and I got an americano and a latte. Got to school and actually read the label. 172 cal, 29g carbs, 26 of which are sugar. And I got a king size snickers bar on impulse. 400 cal.

I'm sipping my americano. I don't even think I'll touch the other shit. 

So, the question remains............ What should I do with it?

Yesterday my allergies were so bad that whatever was going on with my sinuses caused me to feel extremely dizzy, which caused nausea and the 40 minute bus drive home resulted in me hugging the big white telephone for a bit. Needless to say I have not had much sleep and I am at my main school with nothing to do (my travel school has its birthday today). I am exhausted.

I wrote all that to explain that I am loading up on 120 cal per can coffee (2+1) and quite enjoying the glucose poisoning. 

Yesterday my allergies were so bad that whatever was going on with my sinuses caused me to feel extremely dizzy, which caused nausea and the 40 minute bus drive home resulted in me hugging the big white telephone for a bit. Needless to say I have not had much sleep and I am at my main school with nothing to do (my travel school has its birthday today). I am exhausted.

I wrote all that to explain that I am loading up on 120 cal per can coffee (2+1) and quite enjoying the glucose poisoning. 

Yeah, I didn't get a lot of sleep last night and woke up early again this morning, so I'm kind of dying. This is my 6 class day, too, so the last thing I need is to be dizzy and in pain.

I've got three of those punch-cups of caffe mocha to keep me alive through the day. I'll take the extra sugar today even if it's making the nausea worse.

The teacher at the desk next to me suddenly sprayed so much of that menthol 파스 spray that I started coughing and my eyes are watering. Fast forward 10 minutes and I have a headache now.

Ramen is awesome. It's kind of unhealthy, but that's no reason to avoid it completely. There's nothing wrong with ramen in moderation.

See, I think there is. I personally haven't allowed a single bite to enter my body in years. I used to be overweight myself; it took me a while to figure out what I was eating had a lot to do with that. And it's not just about being fatter or slimmer- ramen has loads of salt and chemicals. Really gross. But people can do what they want- it's their life. Hopefully my words "ramen is unhealthy" aren't offensive to the point they cause more hurt than the benefit the advice could bring. I've just noticed those who assert there's nothing wrong with junk food in moderation tend to be overweight...while those who avoid it completely tend to be in great shape. I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways. The junk food industry lobby pushes the all things in moderation / this sugary cereal can be part of a complete breakfast line a lot and it's really misleading in my opinion. I guess I'm a bit on the politically incorrect side now; sorry.  I'm just trying to wish y'all a based life.

I've gained like 8kg

I have a few extra kilos

My weight gain definitely comes from lack of exercise, not what I eat. MSG makes me feel gross, so I only eat ramen maybe once every two months.

Also, I weigh 71.5kg and am 175cm tall, so technically I'm not overweight according to most BMI charts, but I still feel fat compared to my previous weight.

But yeah, eating processed food is both expensive and usually unhealthy compared to eating things in their natural state like carrots. But it's still tasty, so it's okay to eat sometimes, maybe.

Last time I checked myself, I was 173cm and weighed 75KG, I think I was just over the border of my healthy body weight (into overweight), according the the BMI chart. I haven't checked my weight in a while. I'm worried I've gone back up a bit. :(

I go to my second period class.  I see other adults go in the classroom, and students are sitting in a circle talking.  I realize that class has been changed for some reason.  A student comes and tells me that there is a class meeting for a school project. I've not been told about this beforehand.

What does it say when I'm told by my students instead of my co-teacher/coordinator about schedule changes?   

I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways.

I'm not saying that eating this way means that you're eating healthily or that you're not avoiding junk food.

However, I did meet a vegetarian who was fat. I mean, I can see why this could happen, but I was still pretty surprised.