Tesco value instant noodles are great, they only cost 8p a pack, yes thats right just 8p for a meal, I dont think you will find a cheaper meal anywhere in the world do you? Not only are these noodles cheap but they are very easy to prepair, I say prepair as you cant realy call this cooking as all you need to do is put them in a pan with just enough water to cover the noodles and boil, or pop them in the microwave in a tub with water and cook for a couple of minutes. I always cook mine on the hob, they only take a coule of minutes, you have a flavour sachet to add to the noodles which I usually add once half the water has boiled off which tastes lovely, it ...  Read the complete review

Now that we are realizing the pain that years and years of overspending from Gordon and Tony, there seems to be a revival of everything which is cheap. Again, like in the old days during and after the war, saving money is no longer a sin. I like noodles and although I cannot have dinner or lunch on noodles only, I am a regular buyer of the Tesco Value Noodles at 9 pennies the packet. The packet is just enough for one person and normally I add a spoon of olive oil in it when it is ready to make it richer and I dip some bread in the soup too. Preparation is easy, boils water, drop the noodles, stir for 2 minutes, and serve ...  Read the complete review

These are really a life saver! When you're living the student lifestyle, and getting things tight...these can brighten things up a bit! Obviously there are other things I would much rather be eating! But i have to admit, tescos have made a good effort with these The chicken flavour = good The curry flavour = good But the other flavours...i think it was bacon = questionable... tasted a bit like rubber! I know the nutritional content might not be ideal but seriously for 8p you can't beat it! They need good seasong though...i wouldnt recommend adding anymore salt mind you because you might have a stroke! Nice with some black pepper ...  Read the complete review

At 11p a packet being hard up and on job seekers allowance I decided to try them instead of super noodles which I normally buy for my lunches. Upon opening the packet i was happy to find normal looking noodles. But when i opened the packet of seasoning the smell instantly flew up my nose. It was foul smelling a cross between petrol and old garbage. I continued to brew up the culinary disaster in the pan with the smell becoming more pungent and revolting. After the "cardboard" and "yellow death powder" had combined in the pan and the noodles cooked , I decided to try and eat some believing that the smell was just bi-product of poor quality noodles and .  Read the complete review

If your looking for l'experience gastonomique then your delectable pallate is going to be seriously dissapointed with these uber-buget instant noodles and lets face it even the most respected celebrity chef would be hard pushed to provide you with a taste explosion worthy of a mention in any good food guide but if you accept them for what they are, a 10pence packet of instant noodles at the bottom of Tesco's value food chain then you may just find that a little imagination can go a long way! Three flavours available (that I am aware of) bacon, chicken and curry, not that it should make any difference because if participating in a blind taste test I think I ...  Read the complete review