Naked Noodle Snack Pots

March is national noodle month! I already have a post featuring Naked Noodle on my blog as part of the challenge with the Malaysian Laska Curry Snack Pot *which I loved*. I also received two other flavours of the snack pots from the lovely people at Naked Noodle.

- *Naked Noodle Cantonese Hoisin Duck: Firstly, if I saw this particular snack pot in a shop I would probably not bother to look at it as it doesn't seem to be suitable for vegetarians but it is! Yay! I think it's great that there are more vegetarian options available and all of these snack pots from Naked Noodle are suitable for vegetarians.

I'm not a fan of spicy food but all of the pots I've tried are mild so they aren't overly spicy. This snack pot tastes so good, it is a bit spicy but not too much and it does have a meaty kind of taste - I don't know it is authentic as I don't remember what meat tastes like after being a vegetarian for 11 years. I would definitely buy this snack pot as it is quite unusual compared to everything else I can buy as a vegetarian and it is really filling so it's perfect for lunch.

- *Naked Noodle Singapore Curry Snack Pot: Again, this snack pot isn't very spicy, it is more like curry sauce. The flavour of this pot is definitely my second favourite - it's quite aromatic and sweet which I love! My dad tried these too and he loves very, very spicy food so he didn't like them as much as I did. As with the other two pots, it is tasty and filling. Overall ratings: ★★★★★, 5/5.

I have to give all of these snack pots, 5/5 rating and I'd definitely recommend them! 

Have you tried anything from Naked Noodle? 

Noodle Month: Naked Noodle Challenge

March is national noodle month and I have been challenged by Naked Noodle to transform one of their Naked Noodle snack pots into a meal - I couldn't say no, noodles are some of my favourite things to eat *also I had no idea that national noodle month was even a thing*.

I used the new *Naked Noodle Malaysian Laksa Curry Snack Pot which are super convenient snack pots that are suitable for vegetarians and they don't contain artificial colours or preservatives and they are low fat too!

I love anything containing lemongrass and coconut so I couldn't wait to try this one! To make it into a more filling meal rather than filling snack, I added vegan Quorn pieces which I cooked in light coconut milk and added it to the cooked snack pot as well as lemon juice and rind, sunflower seeds and pine nuts.

The result was so delicious, I love the pot on it's own but the addition of the vegan quorn 'meat' and coconut milk made it even more filling and more substantial as well as really creamy - without using cream. It made a really tasty and filling lunch which kept me full for so long!

I can't wait to try the other two pots I have, so stay tuned for the review. 

Have you tried any of the Naked Noodle products?