Kosher Ramen Noodles

[seikoloco]

Is there such a thing? If so, who sells them? How can I make the stuff like you see in the cup of soup type containers?

Thanks

[DanksGd]

Gefen also makes a line of Ramen Noodles in a couple of different flavors...We get ours from Arons in Flushing, Usually about 2/$1.00

[koshergourmetmart]

hakubaku makes ramen noodles without spice packet-organic too!

http://www.hakubaku.com/index.php?opt...
We are certified by Kosher Australia and their logo is on all of these packets

[helou]

These look lovely and wonderful, but I think the OP is looking for convenience - a single serving of noodles, already in a cup, add hot water and eat.
These seem to be packaged in a larger quantity, like packaged pasta. Do they carry a single serving version?

[weinstein5]

Traditions makes both the cups and separate packages of Ramen noodles- like ferret my kids would starve without them

[ferret]

If there was no such thing then my kids would never have made it through high school (or college, for that matter).

Here's a detailed review on Traditions:

http://ramenrater.wordpress.com/tag/k...

[seikoloco]

Yes, I have seen them, but been put off by the very very high fat content of these. Does anyone sell the noodles, with/out the rest of the flavorings, then how does one go about replicating the flavor aspect w/o all the corresponding (or at least lowering) fat??

[ferret]

Traditions fat content is lower than many non-kosher ramen brands. It's never been known for being a healthy option, just a quick one.

If you want healthy go with shirataki noodles. But, as expected, zero fat = zero flavor.

And your original question was "do they exist" so you would have been better off asking if low-fat options existed.

[CloggieGirl]

The fat isn't coming from the flavorings. The noodles are fried.