Pot Noodle Chicken & Mushroom

this discusting cheap product is a waste of money. i added the hot water to it and sat down to eat it but the so called "chicken" was the most revolting taste in my mouth so i decided to get a peice of bread and see if that made it taste any better but it failed. inside the pot there is a tiny amount of noodle veg and meat but lots of watery gloop. i was very dissapointed with this product and franctly i wouldnt feed it to my dog. this product has no value for money as it is the most vulgar thing my taste buds have ever expeirienced. i would have like to know that this pot noodle has no meat content in it before i brought it. yes thats right the so called chicken is 0 percent chicken and is. this snack also takes up 33 percent of the a persons salt intake allowance. Monosodium glutamate (E621) is a central nervous system poison in the same family as Aspartame Reported adverse reactions include migraine headache, asthma, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, tightness in the chest, a burning sensation in the forearms and the back of the neck, disorientation, and depression. Recent studies suggest long-term eye damage can result from its use including retinal lesions and thinning of the retina itself and macular degeneration. however there is not enough monosodium in a pot noodle to cause any of these reactions you so do not worry

This is great food for a late night snack. It doesn't contain much fat either.

I would recommend chicken and mushroom Pot Noodle.

Overall Pot Noodles are fantastic value for money and provide a quick and nourishing snack for parents who can't cook. Most flavours of pot noodle served with a box of micro chips and a wagon wheel for dessert will keep any young child content at meal times. Enjoy.