Top products from r/ViteRamen

We found 8 product mentions on r/ViteRamen. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Laoganma (Lao Gan Ma) Chilisauce Xiang La Cui 210g (Pack of 3)

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
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2. Rapid Ramen Cooker - Microwave Ramen in 3 Minutes - BPA Free and Dishwasher Safe - Black

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
EASY MEALS -- A healthier and faster way to cook ramen noodles! For days when you need a quick meal, the Rapid Ramen Cooker makes your favorite brand of ramen in just 2 to 3 minutes with half the sodium.TOP NOTCH TOOL -- It’s an essential for college student dorm rooms or busy adults with hungry k...
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3. Sistema Microwave Breakfast Bowl, 850ml, Assorted

Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Breakfast bowl designed to cook oatmeal, cream of wheat, and more in the microwavePlastic bowl serves as both microwave cookware and serving dishSteam release vent on lid allows for splatter-free heating100% virgin plastic; phthalate- and BPA-freeTop-rack dishwasher-safe; fridge- and freezer-safe; m...
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4. OXO Good Grips Mini Vegetable Slicer, One Size, White

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Angled, stainless steel blade cuts small vegetables into even slices quickly and safelyIntegrated food chamber keeps food contained and protects handsTextured ramp prevents food from stickingFood holder snaps horizontally over blade for safe, compact storageSoft, comfortable, non-slip handlePerfect ...
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5. Mueller Austria Onion Chopper Pro Vegetable Chopper - Strongest - 30% Heavier Duty Vegetable Slicer Dicer Cutter with Container and 4 Blades

Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
✅ SIMPLY THE BEST 4 BLADE CHOPPER ON THE MARKET - With our easy to use chopper you get only what you need, quality and long-lasting durability in an easy to use design!✅ REDUCES ONION VAPORS to minimize tears in a storage container. Holds up to 4 cups or 1.2 liters✅ UNMATCHED QUALITY - Made...
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6. Ez Prepa [25 Pack] 32oz 3 Compartment Meal Prep Containers with Lids -Food Storage Containers BPA Free Plastic, Bento Box, Lunch Containers, Microwavable, Freezer and Dishwasher Safe, Food Containers

Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
★ PERFECT MEAL PREP SET - These portion control bento boxes come in a 25 Pack of durable meal prep containers with lids to prepare your healthy meal plans for the week ahead and achieve your nutritional goals★ CARRY YOUR MEALS WITH YOU - Our convenient and versatile 3 compartment meal prep conta...
Ez Prepa [25 Pack] 32oz 3 Compartment Meal Prep Containers with Lids -Food Storage Containers BPA Free Plastic, Bento Box, Lunch Containers, Microwavable, Freezer and Dishwasher Safe, Food ContainersShow Reddit reviews
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Top comments that mention products on r/ViteRamen:

u/kaidomac · 4 pointsr/ViteRamen

>In my perfect world, they would introduce a spicy variant. Man oh man I really hope that's coming down the line.

Yeah, that would be good.

I've tried all 3 as well, here's my thoughts:

  1. The noodles were better than expected, based on other people's reviews. If you expect the equivalent of a gluten-free noodle (even though they're not GF), you won't be surprised. Different, but not bad.
  2. Easy to cook. Boil water, cook for a few minutes. Easy peasy. I may have to invest in an electric kettle just out of sheer laziness (haven't tried the microwave method yet).
  3. I'd equate the soup flavor to store-brand soup. Pretty mellow. That's not a bad thing, as that gives you an easy foundation to build off of with your own flavorings & mix-ins.
  4. All of them had a bitter note to them. Well, almost bitter. Bordering bitter. I'm guessing that's the vitamin pack, maybe? I dunno. Sipping the broth at the end of the meal was when that aspect was particularly pronounced.

    So as far as mods go:

  5. Sriracha is your friend! As are Red Boat fish sauce, hoisin sauce, etc. if you're into sauces.
  6. Sous-vide is the way to go for perfect soft-boiled eggs (good for like 5 days in the fridge, if you want to do a make-ahead meal)
  7. I got a really great, simple veggie dicer gizmo (manual, not electric) for twenty bucks off Amazon a couple years ago. Onions, carrots, etc. are all super-easy to dice up, and can also be prepped ahead. I also just bought this mini mandoline from Amazon as well, which is another super easy way to up your fresh-veggie game (texture + color FTW!). Zucchini, radishes, spring onions, etc. can all turn into mini-frisbees with this thing with like a minute's worth of work. Having cubes & discs of veggies is a really simple way to take Vite-Ramen to the next level, especially if you spend five minutes twice a week doing some make-ahead meal-prep so you can just dump them into your soup.

    So an easy Vite-Ramen modification procedure goes like this:

  8. Pre-cook some soft-boiled eggs using sous-vide (up to 5 days in advance, if you shock them & stick them in the fridge after cooking).
  9. Pre-chop a variety of veggies for the week in little ziploc bags or reusable plastic containers (currently doing this twice a week, to keep them fresh post-chopping).
  10. Get a variety of sauces.
  11. = cook the Vite-Ramen, +drop in a pre-cooked egg, +stir in a sauce (or two), and +dump some pre-chopped veggies in. Voila! Extremely low-effort, highly-nutritious, flavor-boosted meal!

    Yeah, it's not quite like falling off a log, like with the instant noodles, but these are noodles actually good for you (not deep-fried + has actual nutrition content) & with a few simple preparation tweaks, you can actually create a really nice meal! I will definitely be buying another box to keep on-hand! I may try adding part of a chicken or beef bouillon cube to a future bowl as well.
u/ViteKitchensTom · 2 pointsr/ViteRamen

Thanks for the feedback!

Yeah, we've experimented adding some salt in the noodles but it doesn't make a big enough difference to justify the sodium increase. Our Kickstarter backers have had success with boiling the noodles in the soup; it's definitely something you can try. Some people have had success with the Rapid Ramen Cooker (made by another UC Davis alumni!), which they say helps infuse the flavors better, but I haven't tried it myself yet.

The flavors are getting a huge boost next version! Should be very distinguishable in v1.1, we've got some really cool new ingredients that we're super excited to incorporate in the ramen! There'll be a huge boost in umami as well. In the meantime, if you're not sodium sensitive, you're free to add some salt or MSG yourself if you'd like to kick it up a notch!

We don't yet have plans to change the veggies, but your feedback is helpful! It would definitely be cool to have more substantive veggies in there, but there's a lot of factors to consider there (supply chain, affecting overall flavor, overall cost, etc). Not a bad idea though :)

u/livingcode · 2 pointsr/ViteRamen

Laoganma Chilisauce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007B4NY74/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_qUS1Db0TCXH7H

It’s delicious with a decent kick of spice and adds a lot of depth to the flavor

u/juvenescence · 1 pointr/ViteRamen

So you're saying that it should fit in one of these bowls for microwaving then, right?