Imagine eating cup ramen with a spoon

Do you eat cup ramen with a spoon?

  • Yes

    Votes: 15 31.9%

  • No

    Votes: 29 61.7%

  • SPORK

    Votes: 3 6.4%
  • Total voters
    47
B3N said:
I’ve never had ramen. :’(
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same D:

and no you absolutely CANNOT use a spoon by itself you may do what strel said
Strel said:
Ok i can’t say i’ve had cup ramen before but when i get ramen at a restaurant or make my own, i use a spoon and chopsticks

is that not normal?
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I don’t think most people understand what “cup ramen” means, and how it differentiates from other ramen.

Cup ramen, as the name implies, is ramen in a cup. It’s always instant and is always in a cup. Cup ramen is better for cheap food that is fast to eat and heat up, and is great when traveling.
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Instant ramen or packaged ramen on the other hand is ramen that comes in a square or rectangle package. After cooking it, you put it in a bowl. Packaged ramen is better for sitting down and eating. It is also great for cheap, quick, and tasty food.
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Some ramen (like the one above) is considered “dry ramen”. I’m not gonna go into that unless people want me to.

Hopefully that clears up a bunch of confusion, because I think like half of the votes for people using spoons when eating CUP Ramen really are just using spoons for packaged ramen.
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ilikethaifood said:
I don’t think most people understand what “cup ramen” means, and how it differentiates from other ramen.

Cup ramen, as the name implies, is ramen in a cup. It’s always instant and is always in a cup. Cup ramen is better for cheap food that is fast to eat and heat up, and is great when traveling.
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Instant ramen or packaged ramen on the other hand is ramen that comes in a square or rectangle package. After cooking it, you put it in a bowl. Packaged ramen is better for sitting down and eating. It is also great for cheap, quick, and tasty food.
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Some ramen (like the one above) is considered “dry ramen”. I’m not gonna go into that unless people want me to.

Hopefully that clears up a bunch of confusion, because I think like half of the votes for people using spoons when eating CUP Ramen really are just using spoons for packaged ramen.
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Hopefully that clarifies a bunch of stuff
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