The "E:05/12/21" on price tag should indicate when it ends.Anonymous_ wrote: ↑ Noticed a 200 optimum pt on the price tag, so effectively, it's .27$ each. For 3 flavours, regular, hot and spicy, and beef, which all they carry.
Bought 30 for 14.1$ and got 6000 pts back.
Not sure when it ends, quite possibly end of this weekly sales.
Is it individual packets for $0.47, or 5 packets for $0.47?Anonymous_ wrote: ↑ Noticed a 200 optimum pt on the price tag, so effectively, it's .27$ each. For 3 flavours, regular, hot and spicy, and beef, which all they carry.
Bought 30 for 14.1$ and got 6000 pts back.
Not sure when it ends, quite possibly end of this weekly sales.
Impossible? I used to go through a box every 2 to 3 months. Super crazy unhealthy! Now I never buy a box as it's too dangerous for me to have around the house!Statistics101 wrote: ↑ You can buy a box of 6x5 = 30 for $10 at TNT, which comes down to $0.30 each. However, the optimum point makes this a great deal!
By the way, it's impossible to go through 30 in a year. I still have a few from a box I got last year and my stomach feels a bit odd after eating 2 last week.
Edit: I box has 30, not 20.
Don't ever compare these to no name noodlesWeimarRepublic wrote: ↑ Seriously? Isn't this basically how much no name instant noodles cost anyways?
Indomie noodles come with little oil packets as well as spice and flavour packets which make them better than no name, in my opinion. I like the spicy ones.Thundercloud wrote: ↑ No name is the best of the cheap house brand IMO.
Shocking confession time: I never use the extra packets it comes with. I'm a weirdo picky eater and the smell of the oil alone turns me off; I just use the standard seasoning packet with a little butter. Is it actually a worthwhile addition?tArflyNAtHoR wrote: ↑ Indomie noodles come with little oil packets as well as spice and flavour packets which make them better then no name, in my opinion. I like the spicy ones.
