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What foods are traditional foods in japan?
sushi, fish, rice, soup, seafood, ramen, bean sprouts, tofu
What is the cheapest soup you can buy?
ramen noodle soup.
What is Hidan's favorite food?
Spareribs Really? i thought it was ramen.....jk i know its spareribs.....i think...
Does ramen soup have a lot of calories?
You betcha!!!
Where did ramen soup come from?
chinese did it.
What is a pasta made of soup?
Don't you mean soup made with pasta? You may mean miso soup of ramen noodle soup
Why simmer bean soup uncovered?
to THICKEN the bean soup. If you leave it covered, steam forms on the lid, which turns to water and dilutes the bean soup.
Does Naruto ever eat lunch with Hinata?
He ONLY eats ramen, red bean soup,and milk(which sometimes might be stale)!
Does miso soup taste like?
Miso soup tastes just like the beef ramen noodles.
What is the official soup of Congress?
Navy bean soup.
Naruto's favorite food?
normal dead crab
What is the Japanese food ramen?
Ramen, is a type of noodle. It is served in soup usually, and can be served with chicken, pork, beef, vegetables, and even naruto.
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