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Serve the coffee in a wide mug, drop in some sweet noodles, and serve with chopsticks. The drinker lifts some of the noodles out, blows on them and dunks them back in, which cools the coffee to drinking temperature sooner than just blowing on the surface of the coffee. The noodles are eaten when the
whole thing is cool enough.
Recipes: The noodles are probably best flavored like doughnuts, since those are what some of us are used to dunking.
iced coffee noodles
http://www.muripo.c...ced-coffee-noodles/
As with most unusual food combos, coffee + ramen has already been tried in Japan. [prufrax, Sep 17 2013]
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I'd think this would be the kind of product that would be
popular if doughnuts could be dehydrated and rehydrated
into noodles. |
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Actually I think it's likely doughnut dough could be
extruded into noodles, and deepfried like chow mien, and
powdered with condensed milk powder which is very sweet
already and sugar, the combination adding milk and sugar
to the coffee. |
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Sell them in a spray can like Fix-a-flat. |
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Just have a spoon made out of ice. |
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Or silly string. No one's done spray noodles yet? How 'bout it science? |
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[bigs] You think that's funny? My ice spoon is made of iced coffee. |
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//No one's done spray noodles yet?// |
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At least one company makes a starch-based silly
string, based on the same stuff they make those
starch packing peanuts out of (which is tasteless but
edible). |
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