Can vegetarians eat chicken flavored top ramen?!


Question: My friend buys ramen, and just doesn't used the flavoring. She uses vegtable bouillon, but you have to buy the bouillion seperate.


Answers: My friend buys ramen, and just doesn't used the flavoring. She uses vegtable bouillon, but you have to buy the bouillion seperate.

No- it's flavored with chicken fat.

Really, no one should eat that shite.

No! It's chicken... or broth from real chicken.

(Agreed Lacey- the sodium content alone will kill ya)

I am not a vegetarian but even I will not touch those "instant" noodles "meals". They are nasty and practically zero in nutritional value.

a true vegetarian won't eat anything that has meat or meat by product in it. Including broth made from meat. Anyway, most vegetarians are also very health conscious. Have you looked at the sodium content on those packages?

nope
anyways it has bug legs in it yuki righ=(P

nope. Even if it only says "natural flavor" it still has chicken in it. Similarly, even ramen that might seem veg but has an unknown flavoring agent in it might not be vegetarian so you have to be careful.

Why do people think vegetarian is a religion? You CAN eat whatever you want but I think you would question your reasons for wanting to be vegetarian in the first place if you eat chicken ramen because it does have chicken in it.

No it has chicken fat in it. Try the Oriental kind.

A vegetarian shouldn't eat chicken ramen, it has powdered chicken flavoring in it, that comes from chickens.

no!but the oriental flavor ones are.

they could but they wouldn't be vegetarians

Like everyone else is saying...it has chicken fat in it.

I still love ramen, but I don't use the packets and just home spice it and put vegtables in it....it tastes better

Of course ... The China Report mentions that rural Chinese vegetarians always use a bit of meat flavoring with their foods. And so do many others.

Vegetarians can eat whatever they want; they CHOOSE not to eat meat. Chicken flavored top ramen has chicken fat in it, so a pure vegetarian would choose not to eat it.





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