Bachelors Super Noodles Bachelors Super Noodles come in an array of different flavours and even a low fat version but all, I am afraid, are horrible. I have tried, I think, all the different flavours at some time or another but am yet to find one that I actually like. The flavours range from Southern Fried Chicken, Chinese Chow Mien, Barbeque Beef, Chicken to Mushroom, and Cheese and Ham. There are eleven different flavours in all and each as disgusting as the last. I think every time I buy a packet of these Super Noodles it has been just long enough since buying the last packet, for me to have forgotten ...  Read the complete review

My nephew is a fussy little lad, his favourite foods are supernoodles and chicken. I bought some barbecue beef noodles when they were on special offer for him but he only eats the curry flavoured ones. I had them for my lunch today for two reasons, firstly I've got a bit of a bug and some stodgy comfort food sounded like a good idea and secondly because I'm trying to use up all the food in my cupboards. Super Noodles are made by Batchelors, cost around 39p for a packet and come in a range of flavours including mild curry, barbecue beef, sweet and sour and chinese chow mein. They are easy to cook, simply put the noodle block, flavouring sachet and ...  Read the complete review

In this review, I will try to describe my own experience with super noodles rather than tell you what's written on the box - which is what you can find out when you get the urge to buy them after this. These things are great. If it wasn't for them, how I would have gotten through my Duke of Edinburgh I don't know. After a very long hard days walking, it was nice to sit down, and eat a nice (although small) meal, feeling like I was back at home eating in my kitchen. Sat in a field, miles away from a kettle, I still found them incredibly quick to cook, and very tasty. Every since my expedition adventure, I have carried on my ...  Read the complete review

I don't often make a packed lunch to take to work, majority of the time I'll pop out and grab a sandwich or sausage roll, but on those occasions I can't get out and I'm hungry, I'd grab a pack of Supernoodles: stored in my drawer for those odd emergency occasions. The pack I've just had were barbeque beef flavour. In a dark blue plastic packet, rather than the pot in the picture above. I always cook them in the microwave, as we don't have a cooker to hand. 5-6 minutes later they have absorbed majority of the water and the flavour, which was originally in a separate sachet in powder form, has coated the noodles and flavoured the snack ...  Read the complete review

I have been getting Batchelors Super Noodles for years now. Every now and again, I cook some of these noodles and have them for lunch. They taste very nice and are rich it whatever flavour you choose to buy. It comes with a sachet of flavouring that you stir in with the noodles during cooking, and you'll be surprised how so much taste comes from a relatively small sachet. ~Cooking~ I usually cook Super Noodles on the hob because I find that it tastes better this way. They are very quick and easy to cook. Simply add the noodles to a pan filled with 300ml of water and bring to the boil (I usually break up the noodles first to make them cook quicker). ...  Read the complete review