RIP Honorable Ramen Noodle Inventor

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What a great innovation this was. I practically lived on these noodles when I started my career out on Long Island. I had to maintain two households, we had a house we just bought in Western New York where my wife and infant daughter stayed till I could transfer back. The only place I could afford to rent on Long Island was a bedroom/bathroom over a garage in North Islip. I had no cooking facilities, no refridgerator. Just my hot-pot, can opener, a jar of peanut butter, loaf of bread. A lot of my hot meals were instant noodles with some canned tuna & tabasco sauce added to spice it up. I still eat the stuff.
Thank you, Mr. Ando, for sustaining me in my time of need.:bow:

Momofuku Ando, rest in heavenly peace, and grace be to your honorable widow Masako. :bow:

My sustenance in hard times, of which I've had a few, may the fruits of your invention carry you to paradise.

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Originally Posted by KukriKhan

Momofuku Ando, rest in heavenly peace, and grace be to your honorable widow Masako. :bow:

My sustenance in hard times, of which I've had a few, may the fruits of your invention carry you to paradise.

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noodle fruits? come on....noodle fruits? Anyways...he has invented an easy meal which is cheap and filling. The ultimate sustainer of...weellll....people on hard times....Good man.

ummmm... 'fruits' are/is more than apples and oranges. It's also " Result; outcome: the fruit of their labour. Sorry for the language disconnect.:bow:

or, maybe you were being obtuse to be funny... in which case: Ha! yagotme. ~:cheers:

This man is the equal of Edison, inventor of the light bulb.

Rest in peace, old man! You left the world, I hope, knowing your invention will sustain us til the LORD giveth us Star Trek!

RIP. I always wondered who invented the clever noodles, but never knew until now. This man deserves a thousand medals.

Anyone who has ever been a student should send a wreath. God bless this man. He got me through university.

I've never actually eaten any of his famous product, but I still salute him. My friends use Ramen frequently. It is by the way the most calories you can get per dollar.

Oh man I thought that there would be no more Ramen noodles I was scared for a second. May he Rest in Peace he invented something that I will eat for many years to come.

Anyone ever look at the nutritional info on the back of the package? It's pretty frightening stuff.

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Originally Posted by Xiahou

Anyone ever look at the nutritional info on the back of the package? It's pretty frightening stuff.

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Ya, I tend to stay away from it because I have to stay fit.

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Originally Posted by Xiahou

Anyone ever look at the nutritional info on the back of the package? It's pretty frightening stuff.

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That's why you supplement it with beer, which supplies the remaining necessary nutrients.