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Revision as of 10:48, 16 June 2006
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Template:Itemheader This is a delicious plate of noodles, vegetables, and knob sausage. Sausage isn't generally an ingredient of traditional lo mein, in much the same way that bratwurst and wasabi aren't usually found together. But in this case, the combination is oddly palatable. It's also similar to the tasty dishes I used to cook up as a bachelor. Ramen noodles & canned meat = crazy delicious!
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Type: food
Selling Price: 102 Meat.
When Consumed
Notes
- Obtained by cooking a Knob stir-fry with dry noodles and MSG at The Wok of Ages.
References
- The comment about ramen and canned meat being "crazy delicious" is a reference to the Saturday Night Live sketch, Lazy Sunday, in which the line "Mr. Pibb plus Red Vines equals crazy delicious" is uttered.
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