Poll Results: What is your favourite staple?
There were 1035 people who polled:
31.9% were Rice munchers
50.1% were Noodle lovers
15.2% were Bread eaters
Looks like more pasta blogs are required!
Monday, June 25, 2007
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I'd have mee pok over rice anytime : )
I heard too much noodle is no good for us. Especially those thick yellow noodles. Cause 'wind' or bloating if taken too much. anyone to ofer their opinion on this?
I understand some people prefer white noodles to yellow ones ...'healthier' without the eggy content. Hmm, I reckon I prefer noodles over rice when
1) I just woke up
2) 1st meal of the day
3) not in the mood to get V.Full.
What about the rest of you?? =)
to mummum, yes my neighbour will have this problem taking yellow mee in the morning.Husband always insist she take kuay teow.
for me, I am a mee pok man but for breakfast I take bread.
agreed, i love any noodles which includes yellow mee but unfortunate always gave me lots & lots of stomach upset. but once in while, i think should be ok lah... hahaha
cheers
Breakfast bee hoon mee, lunch mee pok, dinner ban mian and supper kway teow! Bring it on!
Im a simple white rice man.
I think rice is easier to chew, swallow and digest. I get the feeling of eating something that fills my mouth and stomach from a spoonful of rice rather than a spoonful of noodles.
I love the occasional noodles too, but I guess growing up half peranakan style, rice is our staple. Does culture/race plays a part?
Are noodles more difficult to digest than rice? Anyone got any ideas?
rice is my staple to be full.. if i dun eat rice, i'll get hungry in an hour or two..
but i do take noodles or bread occasionally..
Leslie,
I suddenly remember a pretty good Pasta/italian Stall at Northpoint food court. I'm not sure if they are still there. But relatively cheap and good! :)
Restuarant standard at food court price! :)
You can check them out too! :)
Being away from home.... it is not the pasta that you miss... but the noodle dishes like char kway teow, mee pok, hokkien mee, mee siam, mee rebus, mee goreng... and many others. oh gosh, i m starting to drool now.......
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