While tossing the detritus from my own lunch into the wastebasket at work
just now, I saw that one of my coworkers consumed a "Spring Onion Rice
Noodle Soup Bowl" from Trader Joe's earlier today. Of course, that coworker
is gone for the day, and I don't normally cross paths with him at all, so
let me ask this august body:

Has anybody out there tried those soup bowls? Are they any good?

Bob

Bob Terwilliger wrote:

> Has anybody out there tried those soup bowls? Are they any good?

I have bought a couple in the past. If it's what I think, it's like Cup
Noodle (but shorter noodles, dried rice not fried wheat).

June

In article >,
"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:

> While tossing the detritus from my own lunch into the wastebasket at work
> just now, I saw that one of my coworkers consumed a "Spring Onion Rice
> Noodle Soup Bowl" from Trader Joe's earlier today. Of course, that coworker
> is gone for the day, and I don't normally cross paths with him at all, so
> let me ask this august body:
>
> Has anybody out there tried those soup bowls? Are they any good?
>
> Bob

If they're anything like the Thai Kitchen brand of same, I think they're
good. Low fat -- much lower than ramen noodles.
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 1-27-2006, The Best Dead Spread Yet

In article >,
"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:

> While tossing the detritus from my own lunch into the wastebasket at work
> just now, I saw that one of my coworkers consumed a "Spring Onion Rice
> Noodle Soup Bowl" from Trader Joe's earlier today. Of course, that coworker
> is gone for the day, and I don't normally cross paths with him at all, so
> let me ask this august body:
>
> Has anybody out there tried those soup bowls? Are they any good?

One of my former colleagues used to eat those for lunch several times a
week. He was a big fan of them. That colleague resigned a while ago
though, but your question reminded me of him.