Why don't try it, mum?

SAPPORO ICHIBAN Japanese Style Noodles Miso ( Soy Bean Paste) Flavor By LG Phone

My Lunch By LG Phone

Today...
Friday is nice, I don't have class today, so I can wake up later. I Drove to Marina Grocery with my mum to buy some food, and then cooked ICHIBAN Japanese Style Miso Flavor instant noodles for my lunch, It could be said my breakfast too, because it's my first meal today. I didn't add anything on it, so what I tasted was orignial. As in the photo, I caught the moment the vapor acended from my bowl. Before I cooked the instant noodles, I had asked my mum, "Do I need to cook for you?" Just like what I expected, "No" she said. She would perfered to red yam but not instant noodles. Yes, my mum isn't a buddy for instant noodles.

The fact...
SAPPORO ICHINBAN Japanese Style Noodles Miso Flavour costs $.59
The nutrition fact is listed below:
Amount Per Serving
Calories 150 from Fat 70
%Daily Value
Total Fat 7g---------------------------11%

Saturated Fat 3g------------------------16%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg-----------------------0%
Sodium 663mg-------------------------28%
Total Carbuhydrate 20g--------------7%
Dietary Fiber 1g--------------------------4%
Sugars 1g
Protein 4g
Vitamin A------------------------------12%
Vitamin C-------------------------------2%
Calcium---------------------------------3%
Iron-------------------------------------12%

Rating: (the maximum is*****, no minimum)
Taste: *****
Price: ****
Health: ****
The price is acceptable and the noodles size is quite big. Even I didn't put other ingredient on it, it still tasted good! Compared with the Miso instant noodles which I ate yesterday, this one is better because it seems to be more healthy. The content of saturated fat and sodium is acceptable that it isn't so high. Also, It includes some vitamin A & C.

Do you know...
Instant miso soup is available in single-serving packets, and generally contains dried wakame and tofu, soy beans that reconstitute rapidly on the addition of hot water. These are popular in the Japanese workplace, where miso soup can be made with lunch as easily as green tea, and using the same water.
The photo below is a small box of instant miso paste that I bought from Marukai Market in Cupertino. It remains only half, and I don't remember how much it is, but I link the website under the sources.

Instant Miso Soybean Type By LG Phone

Source:
From Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miso_soup
Website for Marukai Market in Cupertino
http://www.marukai.com/cupertino-en.html