Knob lo mein: Difference between revisions
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Template:Itemheader This is a delicious plate of noodles and vegetables, just like your mom used to make. Assuming, of course, that your mom is a knob goblin. Not that I'm saying.
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Type: food
Selling Price: 102 Meat.
Recipe
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herbs | spices | |||
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secret blend of herbs and spices | Knob mushroom | |||
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Knob stir-fry | MSG | dry noodles | ||
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Knob lo mein | ||||
When Consumed
Notes
- Requires access to The Wok of Ages to make.
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.
Collection
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