Cheap simply asia noodle bowls

cultureslayer · Joined: 07 Apr 2006 Posts: 757 Location: NC

I LOVE these things so I thought I'd post. I add half a small can of carrots and peas, or if I have it some sashimi chunks (they cook as the noodles soften, much like when making pho). Also good alone, I just think the veggies or fishies make it extra tasty.

When I was at CVS I saw a 4 pack (2 sesame chicken and 2 spring veggie) for $7 and $3 back in extrabucks (to spend on your next order within the next 30 days) so it works out to $1 a bowl.

It gets REALLY cheap when you transfer a script to CVS and get a $25 or $30 gift card. Laughing

I have enough rxs I can pretty much get free noodle bowls for life.

Coupons for a gift card with a rx transfer are listed here
http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=362196&t=829062

There is also a $2 off a $10 or more CVS purchase coupon, I can email it to you if you PM me your email addy.

I don't work for CVS and am not affiliated with them. I just know how expensive GF food is (especially prepared stuff) and thought someone else might want to save a few bucks. I probably eat one of these every other day, I'm NOT a morning person and don't normally get around to packing a lunch.
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ostrich · Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 4140 Location: Nebraska

Just FYI, I'm basically a zombie in the morning. So I have to get everything ready (pack my lunch, put out clothes, etc) the night before. Have you tried that?

I love keeping some of these bowls around. They come in so handy when meal plans get screwed up.
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cultureslayer · Joined: 07 Apr 2006 Posts: 757 Location: NC

Sometimes I'll pack the night before, but I really like these things so it definitely reduces my motivation. Laughing

Tonight I'm going to make some sushi and I'm going to save some of the meat for my noodle bowl tomorrow.
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