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Noodle Secrets

Solving the mysteries of instant noodles.

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"I haven't eaten Top Ramen in months," said Chris Bank, 24, a newly graduated software designer in San Francisco. "I used to live off that stuff, but I haven't thought to buy it recently. I think I might scrounge up some change and pick up a case."

After stocking up, Bank might consider searching for "instant noodles" the next time he's on the Internet. The Web offers sites devoted to clever recipes using instant noodles. Some of the more interesting include ramen pancakes, ramen chili, and cream cheese ramen. And many of the recipes don't incorporate the sodium-laden flavor packs.

Now that you know the facts about instant noodles, perhaps it's time to start worrying about that other staple food of your youth: macaroni and cheese.

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