
Ramen is often thought as a dish that is bland and lacking in nutrition. Robb Seltzer from the Rosen College of Hospitality and Management is here to provide two delicious and budget friendly meals for any college student.
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Intro with Robb Seltzer | 00:00
Preparing the dish | 01:13
Plating the dish | 05:41
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You are so understanding. ♥️
Me watching this starving while on a diet. 👁 👄 👁
My left ear enjoyed this
So just so u know the main thing that makes ramen unhealthy is the flavor paket
You don't even talk about how much sodium (salt) is in ramen…..
Its because they spend all their money on $9 coffees and $11 craft beers vs buying chicken, brown rice, dried beans, and fresh milk. Cooking healthy can be easy and cheap… but its not for the lazy.
its not really healthier when adding that packet full of sodium on top of the canned veg sodium. Id probaby use half packet and frozen veg if i was on a budget
Wow it looks so good
He already cooked the ramen. With the egg cooking for 3 min he’s overcooking the noodles
BRUH
Left over ramen I don't know her :-/
😬 the high sodium content in ramen noodles is probably enough to give you high blood pressure……which is really dangerous
I would use amino instead of soy sauce great recipe just wouldn’t suggest salt and soy
Definitely not healthy.😅
Canned vegetables, salt, soy and the flavor packet! Please schedule a visit to your cardiologist next.
Ramen made be awful, but it taste so good.
Oh, and did you seriously use canned vegetables as a chef? Really? I mean it still looks good, but I bet Ramsay would be butthurt lol
Thank you ! 👌🏽
If you can afford all of these ingredients then you don't need the ramen. Just make a veggie stir fry.
This video is useless to me.
Damn this looks good gotta try it out sometime. I was always wondering what to mix into the ramen and not having it so plain looking. XD
I think the biggest problem is that the kids now Don’t like all that stuff. They just want noodles and flavor water.
Were the 10,000 little plastic containers necessary?
RAMEN IS NOT HEALTHY !! GTFOH
I'm surprised you are talking about the ramen being a healthier version and yet you still add the seasoning pack that comes with it. That is where the extremely high sodium component begins. The start of you making it unhealthy. You lost me there.
It was a lot healthier until he put that flavor packet in. That's where all the nasty chemicals are.
Another way to prevent food insecurity among college students: don’t charge thousands of dollars in tuition, room and board
He overcooked the soipb
"Choppy Choppies"
Ok so adding can food makes it healthy? Sorry I just don't see how would that have been different from adding the packet.. It's the packet the noodles come with that makes it unhealthy.
You lost me at food insecurity among college students. Non-sense.
How to make cheap ramen healthy:
Put expensive real food in it.
All I Need Is The Seasoning the Noodles is Shrinking My Stomach Intake!
my left ear
Great job Chef! But UCF how about not charge extortion prices for an education
This is super helpful! Love this video. Great for teens too.
Throwing the seasoning that came with the noodles negates the main purpose of why im trying to get back to ramen. I don’t want hypertension but I love noodles. There is so much sodium in one tiny packet it’s ridiculous.
This man said “leftover ramen” 🤣😂
That noodle packet is so high in sodium and he put the whole packet in there I will put maybe a quarter in and get low sodium soy sauce that would make it healthier
Looks yummy.
Most canned veggies are loaded with sodium. Use frozen.
The person who has insulin resistance telling people about how to be healthy jfc
the sound in your video is out of wack. The music is fine but can hardly hear you talking
Prison recipe tuna like one pack of mustard and one pack to two packs of ramen with the seasoning
i love this guy, he's so sweet
Wow. What a great video! Thank you very much!
The answer is nothing makes ramen healthier. It's the processed noodles. All your doing is giving yourself mental satisfaction