I thought today I would try this interesting variety. A lot of people are very health conscious these days and are looking for something that is also ‘Earth friendly.’ Well, here’s an option. This is a new brand I’ve never heard of before. There’s really no information about them online and their packaging has no information about where it’s made, nor a website to check out their company. Hmmm… Well, let’s have a look at this one – I’m really curious!
Here’s the back of the package (click image to enlarge). Looks to be meat free but check for yourself. To prepare, add the noodle block to 500cc water for 4 minutes. Drain. Stir in the contents of the seasoning sachet. Enjoy!
The noodle block. Has quite an ‘earthy’ scent.
The dry seasoning sachet – has quite the chunky feel to it.
Really quite chunky – you can actually see the hair of pug!
The veggie sachet. Looks very ‘grass-like.’
It looks just like something from the garden – truly nature’s bounty!
Finished (click image to enlarge). Added some sticks, apple seeds and leaves. The noodles have a very gritty texture and were hard to chew. This comes mostly from the bits of dog hair and what appears to be dirt and gunk. The ingredients combine to bring one a sense of being outside and truly living off of the land, since all the flavor consists of is dog hair, dirt and grass. This is for those keen on regurgitation and punishing themselves. A culinary manifesto of unpleasantness. -5.0 out of 5.0 stars.UPC bar code 000000000000.
Insects and other bugs are a tantalizing treat – but which are safe to eat? This short film will clue you in!
This is the best April’s Fools Day post I’ve seen! That pretty much sums up my view on vegan food, anyway.