So why are these anymore super than a Pot Noodle? Frankly I don't think that there is much difference. The packaging is even suspiciously similar with a likeness with the colour scheme. Available in a range of flavours, the noodles can be found in most good supermarkets. Essentially, its freeze dried pasta with some veg in a pot. There is no point in dressing it up to make it seem something it's not. I don't usually eat them and I must confess I had not bought it myself, I pinched half of a friend's pot, which was left unwanted the other day! The concept is the same as a Pot Noodle. You open, pour on boiling water to a set level, add the sachets of ...  Read the complete review

I'm shamefully really lazy when it comes to getting food ready for work. Bored of thrown together sandwiches, or little Tupperware boxes full of cereal (yep, I'm that bad!) With limited facilities for making food at work, my only other food option is something that just requires a dash of hot water. So I took myself off to the Shops on afternoon in hope of finding something to brighten my work lunch up, which is where I found the little pots of Batchelor Super Noodles to Go. :: The Brand Bachelor? :: Batchelor is a brand much loved by my belly, and no doubt other bellies in the world! founded in 1895 in Sheffield by William Batchelor, the company ...  Read the complete review

I first decided to buy this product thinking that they would be similiar to the standard packs of Super Noodles, oh how wrong could I possbly be!!! Firstly the packaging. It is a thick cardboard pot with a peel back lid. Instructions on preperation are included as your standard nutrition and ingredients are. To prepare is extremely simple, add boiling water to the fill line indicated to the pot, stir well, leave for 4 minutes, stir again, and enjoy once cooled down sufficiently. Therefore lovely for a hot snack or lunch at work if you do not have a canteen as I don't. They are convenient to keep in your locker as a spare in case you forget your ...  Read the complete review

Ideally, I would like to review this product in a really positive light. I'm an old skool Super Noodles fan and have been enjoying them for as long as I can remember. I thought that these would taste the same and just be quicker and easier to make. Not the case unfortunately. The packaging is quite bold and stands out on the shelf. the pot however, does feel a bit flimsy and I was scared of scalding myself as I poured in the boiling water. You remove the pot's plastic lid, remove the film lid, remove the flavour sachets (Bored yet anyone?), fill with boiling water to fill level, add the flavouring, give it a stir and then replace the plastic lid. Allow to stand ...  Read the complete review