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Ramen noodles are a great value at a buck
a dozen. Slackers also love their simple
prep: boil 2 cups water; cook noodles 3
minutes; add spice pack; serve. But even
this is too much work. Until today.
The Ramenizer allows Costco quantities of
noodle packs to be loaded in a hopper and
with
the press of a button, a ready-to eat
steaming soup bowl is dispensed. The
machine automatically opens the Ramen
package; seperates the plastic wrap, dried
food, and foil seasoning pack; boils the
water; cooks the macaroni; opens and
adds the seasoning pack; and dispenses
lunch with disposable bowl and spoon.
Frosted Ramen
Frosted_20Ramen
other halfbaked Ramen [Cube, Jan 27 2006]
Ramen Spray Noodles
Ramen_20Spray_20Noodles
more halfbaked Ramen [Cube, Jan 27 2006]
Lots of great info on Rahmen
http://www.kippo.or..._e/kansai/impat.htm
[wagster, Jan 28 2006]
[link]
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what happens if you accidentally drop something
unexpected into it - like a frozen chicken? + |
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[xenzag] Something would happen, I'm not
sure what. No worse than accidentally
dropping an unexpected item into a
blender or cuisinart. |
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/Something would happen, I'm not sure what/
The mark of a robust technology. Bread! |
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I think automatic soup machines exist, though. |
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I see the sentences; I read the words, but I don't understand any of it. |
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I want ramen at vending-machine speed (15 seconds max). Figure out how to do that and you'll have a winner. |
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From Rahmen-orientated website: |
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"Cup Noodle vending machines with hot water service, introduced at about the same time as the noodles, also experienced a boom; within a year, the number of such machines in Japan reached 20,000. (This number was second only to that of Coca Cola vending machines. )" (linky) |
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As usual the Japanese crack it first. |
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