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mocha
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minute rice used to make a similar bag rice product. haven't seen it in awhile.
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kanoes
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quote mocha: "minute rice used to make a similar bag rice product. haven't seen it in awhile.
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i know uncle bens did.
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mr.barley
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quote kanoes: "quote mocha: "minute rice used to make a similar bag rice product. haven't seen it in awhile.
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i know uncle bens did." Yeah, it was Uncle Ben's. I bought it once and it was kind of slick. The pasta appeals more to me. I can see bringing some olive oil and some Italian seasoning and making a quick side to have with fish. Or adding a chunk of cheddar to it for some quick mac and cheese.
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TomP
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I found a new pasta product at Wally World. Pasta Portions from Creamette. It is a quick cook pasta. It comes in three mesh plastic bags. Just drop the bag in boiling water for three minutes. Pretty good. I tried it tonight.
Might be the ticket this year with some dehydrated hamburger and sauce. I think it sold for $1.25.
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Swampturtle
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Ronzoni makes 3 styles of 3 minute pasta. Elbows, penne & spirals. No boiling bag.
3 minute pasta
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Drab
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quote Swampturtle: "Ronzoni makes 3 styles of 3 minute pasta. Elbows, penne & spirals. No boiling bag.
3 minute pasta "
Looks like the Ronzoni and the Creamette are one and the same. Even have the same website.
I'll never figure out corporate America
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Mongo65
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Sounds like handy stuff for a trip.
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TomP
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Thought I'd bump this. I could not find this product in 2012. It is back in our local HyVee store. No mesh bags just loose elbow stuff, but still cooks in three minutes. A fuel and time saver!
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kanoes
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interesting....thanks!
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Grandma L
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looks like a good opton - I like the boiling bag
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