rice noodles, anyone?

[brightbluegirl]

I have some "Thai Kitchen" rice noodles at work, for those days when I don't have enough food or I'm feeling like something different - they're like ramen, but not fried, and different flavours, and vegan.

Well, there's different flavours - lemongrass and chili, spring onion, etc etc...

One is "Bangkok Curry" and EVERY time I look at it, I hear the song "One night in Bangkok" by Murray Head.

*sigh*

HELP MEEEEEEEEEEE

Comments

[hukuma.livejournal.com]

D'oh! :) Somehow I managed to avoid that fate during our visit to Thailand. But my first year of grad school, I was working on a paper that was closely related to a tool called "Venus," and every time I would re-read their paper, I would hear "She's got it, yeah, baby, she's got it." It was madness!

[(Anonymous)]

That is my all time favorite 80's song!

[estrojenn.livejournal.com]

yeah, those soups are pretty good. we used to take them on canoe trips but now we dont eat white rice stuff...and i cant find a decent alternative :(

[freakykitten.livejournal.com]

Yeah, they have sugar in them, too. Probably not very much, but still... at this point, I have 2 left and I won't get any new ones once they're done. It takes me a long time to go through them, though - about 1 a week, if that.

It's really difficult to find convenience foods without white rice or white flour (or sugar)! I can't imagine how difficult it must be for people who want to eat healthy, but live on their own or have to take care of children. It must get exponentially harder. I find I can usually take out sugar, and eliminate white flour/rice from home cooking, but I still end up with the occasional white rice/flour when we eat out or buy convenience foods at busy times. I think I'm ok with that.

[loesaurus.livejournal.com]

Those sound good. Unfortunately, I now have an earworm!!!!!!aaahahaha