These tesco value noodle snack pots are available in a few basic flavours - there is chicken and mushroom, beef, and also a curry one. There could be more flavours but these are the only ones that I know and have tried. I'm talking about the chicken and mushroom one today. in a basic white pot with basic writing on this helps to keep the cost down, which Tesco pass onto us as these nifty little snack pots are only 25P!! They did previously be 12p but in the past 2 years seem to have doubled in price -BAHHH at inflation, but still, 25P I will not complain! :D

Anyway, you make it up the same way you do any other snack pots - first boil the kettle then fill to the line and leave for a few mins before serving. Unlike the more expensive brands of chicken and mushroom flavour snack pots there is no sachet of soy sauce, but I'm not entirely sure you need it, and if you do want a little kick then I recommend buying Tesco's bottle of soy sauce for around 40p and then you have it handy for all the times you have a value noodle pot haha. Anyway after leaving the pot for a few mins give it all a good stir and then you can eat. The noodles are nice and soft, I was dubious the first time I bought them thinking they were going to be rock hard but I was soooo wrong haha. The directions are adequate so that the soupy liquid at the bottom isn't too much, though I do find its best to use a little less than stated. I think these are a really great snack and are so quick and easy to make! Ideal for students aswell I'd say. Anyway, if you haven't tried them then I think you should! :)