are these air dried or fried?
1510526
I don't know how you would tell the difference. There isn't any thing on the packaging or on there website ( www.nongshimUSA.com ) that discusses the way they are manufactured. The noodles appear to be the same as any other Ramyun that I have seen but it is much larger than the cheap American noodles and the red pepper packet really adds the heat.
1510527
Not sure how you can come to the conclusion these aren't fried, given the level of fat in each package. A package contains 2 servings, so 18g fat (28% RDV) and 9g saturated fat (46% RDV).
1510528
If you go to their website and look thru the "Plant Tour"... it says they are fried.
1510529
There are dried ones as is the case for most KOrean noodles. Inside each one there some spices that goes with it.So delicious! <3!
889377
I am not the seller..... I am a buyer who reviewed the product. However, having had the product, I can tell you that these are NOT stale. They are RAW. Raw meaning not cooked. Not cooked meaning soft. The nuts you buy at a grocery store are roasted, which makes them crispier, harder, whatever word you'd like to use. These are RAW, as described in the product name and description. But again, this is just a review, I am not the seller.
528182
They have more of a corn chip crunch. They shatter. Whereas nuts have a softer crunch because of oil content. Flavor is pea-like, but not powerfully so. It is a distinctly dry pea flavor. No fresh out of the pod sweetness.
1215814
Mostly they are very moist. Occasionally, there may be one or two with kind of a silvery coating but it's crystallized fruit sugar. I just discard those and eat the rest. I have bought some in the stores that were hard and dry but not the ones I've ordered from Amazon. Don't keep them in a hot place and eat them in a reasonable time; don't let them get stale.
237410
Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
1188
I am not sure I have had dehydrated raw plaintains before, but I would say that these are definitely cooked.
1507590
They are dried and they are very good. I use them in risotto a lot. Reconstitute very easily in hot water.
579718
Not sure but I only ordered once and will not order again..... not really dry..... they were doughy.
2248959
Yes you can cook them and let them air dry to be crunchy or let them cook less time and they will be a little more chewy.
400950
they are not in shell. they are rather tasteless and not fresh enough for me to order again. I considered returning them.
1609066
Yes they are dry. Perfect for traveling. I even cut them in half. Much cheaper at Walmart.
776624
I am not sure I have only hand washed them to make sure they are clean and air dried them.
387238
Most dried ones are preserved with some chemical that's not really harmful. They smell and taste much better than fresh ones.
780642
Hi Jingyao, these are the dried crunchy type, but sometimes I'll put them in my morning hot oatmeal and they will soften up. I'm not sure how they would do in a home baked good, but I think they would soften up also.
1130737
They are not nonstick. Air bakes are great cookie pan. Really hard to burn. Brown so evenly. Had my last par for 20 yrs
826765
Not particularly. They are moist and fragrant and would be perfect for making extract. I used them in homebrew and they were very flavorful. Also used some in creme brulee. They may be a bit drier than the more expensive grade, but I wouldn't call them dried out.
1109123
Yes, they are raw. You don't need to cook them, they are great eaten raw. They are at their best eaten raw after overnight soaking in water.