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My inexplicable attraction to instant food

My inexplicable attraction to instant food

Typicalcarguy

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Ready-to-eat microwaveable meals, instant noodles, plane food - these aren't typically the kinds of foods that people will spring for when given a choice.

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But for some reason, I actually enjoy eating foods like that, and would even find myself craving for them at times. I know, most of you would say it's the salt, seasoning, MSG, sugar and all the unhealthy flavourings that I'm hooked to.

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And you might be right - but I think it's more than that; there's something about eating out of a box that feels different. Also, I'm weirdly attracted to the broken rice with a texture that almost seems like it's undercooked - the sort that you'll tend to find in these microwaveable meals.

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Is there anyone out there that also has an inexplicable attraction to these, I dare say, low-quality food?




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I'm weirdly attracted to the broken rice with a texture that almost seems like it's undercooked - the sort that you'll tend to find in these microwaveable meals.

I think you are not microwaving long enough.

Different wattage microwave need different timing.

:D

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On 10/16/2024 at 6:35 PM, Jamesc said:

I'm weirdly attracted to the broken rice with a texture that almost seems like it's undercooked - the sort that you'll tend to find in these microwaveable meals.

I think you are not microwaving long enough.

Different wattage microwave need different timing.

:D

You sound like a masterchef in microwave. 😁

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On 10/17/2024 at 10:27 AM, kobayashiGT said:

You sound like a masterchef in microwave. 😁

Yes I always microwave food for my MIL.

I was hoping the radiation kills her.

:D

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On 10/17/2024 at 10:14 AM, Jamesc said:

Yes I always microwave food for my MIL.

I was hoping the radiation kills her.

:D

You using it wrongly liao lah, need to microwave her directly🙊

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