01-10-2004, 21:39
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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sorry - description allowed for cheese of the type 'parmesan' has left me confused, is it 'Parmigiano Reggiano' or can it be 'Grana Padano' - the latter always seems to end with the "ooh - grana padano -ooh" kind of hip thrust - sorry again
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02-10-2004, 00:12
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#122
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by homealone
sorry - description allowed for cheese of the type 'parmesan' has left me confused, is it 'Parmigiano Reggiano' or can it be 'Grana Padano' - the latter always seems to end with the "ooh - grana padano -ooh" kind of hip thrust - sorry again 
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This will depend on whether you want a local cheese thats hard, flavoursome but needs grating,
or
a cheesy local that is great at being flavoursome, wants to be hard, but becomes grating.
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22-11-2004, 23:56
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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23-11-2004, 00:01
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#124
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by dellwear
Just trying the new "super noodles to go" and although they are rather high is fat (15.3g per serving :shock: ) they are very tasty. 
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I discovered my cuppa soup contains (I think) the daily amount of salt a man is safely allowed to consume  They are salty though - soup, not men. Though men can be, but let's not go there
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Most probably a bot or spider of some sorts, indexing the site, or Spillers keeping an eye on brand integrity
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23-11-2004, 00:10
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I discovered my cuppa soup contains (I think) the daily amount of salt a man is safely allowed to consume  They are salty though - soup, not men. Though men can be, but let's not go there 
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Oh er
I must admit I really can't understand the necessity to put salt in everything, we've been using the same pot of salt (1kg) for the past 5 yeas and there's still loads left! Gaz ???
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Most probably a bot or spider of some sorts, indexing the site, or Spillers keeping an eye on brand integrity
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Maybe we should make some rather smart defamatory comments the bot won't understand, like: Pot noodles are crap
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23-11-2004, 00:20
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Re: Pot-Noodles
I've just checked - 1g of sodium per soup. The daily allowance is 3.5g, so a soup contains about 1/3 of the allowance, which is a heck of a lot. I thought the allowance was lower than 3.5g though
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23-11-2004, 00:42
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I've just checked - 1g of sodium per soup. The daily allowance is 3.5g, so a soup contains about 1/3 of the allowance, which is a heck of a lot. I thought the allowance was lower than 3.5g though 
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Don't you have to multiply the sodium content by 2.5?
And I thought the daily allowance for males was 7g?
Wheres Homealone when he's needed?
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23-11-2004, 01:04
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Oh dear oh dear.....who resurected this thread?
Pot nooodles are DISTGUSTING !!!
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23-11-2004, 10:16
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Pot Noodles Rock!
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23-11-2004, 10:33
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Pot Noodles Rock!
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Agreed!
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23-11-2004, 10:40
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Pot Noodles Rock!
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Yep!
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23-11-2004, 11:12
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by dellwear
Don't you have to multiply the sodium content by 2.5?
And I thought the daily allowance for males was 7g?
Wheres Homealone when he's needed?
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Hiya
- still can't get on at home
- you are correct, the Guideline Daily Amount for salt is 7g for males & 5g for females and to convert sodium to salt multiply by 2.54 (58.5/23).
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23-11-2004, 11:15
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Re: Pot-Noodles
food of the devil, they are...if there is one thing on this planet that deserves nuking it is the pod noodle factory
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23-11-2004, 11:34
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by Dave Stones
food of the devil, they are...if there is one thing on this planet that deserves nuking it is the pod noodle factory 
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Outrageous, the king pot, bombay bad boy is top banana
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23-11-2004, 11:35
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by homealone
Hiya
- still can't get on at home
- you are correct, the Guideline Daily Amount for salt is 7g for males & 5g for females and to convert sodium to salt multiply by 2.54 (58.5/23).

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Yup - it's the sodium that does the damage though, and many manufacturers try and hide the actual salt content by just giving the sodium content, which will always be less.
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