Dehydrated Freeze-Dried Seafood & Vegetable Mix - 100% Natural Ramen Toppings for Soups, 11 Mixed Ingredients, No additions, Ideal for Cooking, Pizza, Emergency Supply, 10.58OZ

These are GREAT, basically dried vegetables. Some varieties have seafood ie shrimp cod fish, so much more. Great for plain soups, stews, & boil spaghetti. Add a bouillon cube.

This is what I was looking for. I have always wanted to be able to doctor my "regular" ramen to have the same taste/mouthfeel/strange satisfaction of the cup-o-noodles when you find pieces of vegetables and shrimp with the noodles in a perfect blend of more than just broth and noodles. I tried the Augason Farms Vegetable Medley Blend in the hopes it would do what I wanted, but it just wasn't right (makes a good vege soup base don't get me wrong, but wrong flavour for ramen). The seafood/vege mix here is perfect. It has the corn, peas, and carrots I expected, but it also had the bits of fishcake and shrimp that you can see what it is before you eat it. The taste is perfect for me. I used the Ichiban original flavour ramen as my base for the first experiment, and it was great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Very much worth keeping on hand. Great with Noodles, Salad, etc.

Exactly as advertised. My kids ate the entire jar in a week! Really adds some nice flavor to my ramen. Good quality for the price. Will definitely order more soon.

Picture this: A dimly lit lab, somewhere under a majestic Disney castle, where the forces of culinary magic and explosive creativity have merged to bring you… the Dehydrated Freeze-Dried Seafood & Vegetable Mix, now starring in The Snack That Saved the World. With the cutest cat-printed bottle that could make any kitchen feel like a magical kingdom, this mix is so much more than just ramen toppings. It’s a hero in snack form.Pros:A Symphony of Flavors That Could Save a Kingdom: Imagine perfectly preserved bits of seafood and crisp vegetables, rehydrating in a rich broth, and transforming a humble soup into an epic feast. It’s like tasting a fireworks display created by Michael Bay himself—intense, savory, and mind-blowing!Cute Bottle with the Heroic Kitty: I cannot emphasize enough how adorable this cat-adorned bottle is. Not only is it functional, keeping all ingredients fresh as if sealed in a treasure chest, but it’s also the cutest warrior against hunger. With a little feline friend guarding your ramen, how could the meal be anything but enchanting?100% Natural Ingredients That Pack a Punch: Disney wouldn’t settle for anything less than all-natural, and neither should you. These toppings are pure, unadulterated goodness, packed with flavor that transforms broth into legend—perfect for anyone who values real food with a touch of magic.World-Saving Power: Word on the street is that if you add this mix to your meal, world peace edges closer. It’s that delicious! Pop this into your soup, and suddenly, you’re not just eating; you’re part of the mission to unite taste buds worldwide in a Michael Bay-level, action-packed taste sensation.Cons:So Good It’s Addictive: The downside? Once you add these toppings to your soup, anything else will seem like an unsatisfactory, flavorless chore. You’ll find yourself craving it in everything from cereal to scrambled eggs (don’t ask).Not a Silent Meal Companion: Beware, the crunch and taste might inspire overly enthusiastic slurping. Not ideal for library lunches, but perfect for those willing to make some noise in the name of flavor!Final Verdict: If there was ever a collaboration worthy of both Disney’s magic and Michael Bay’s explosive flair, it’s these dehydrated ramen toppings. They’re not just soup add-ins—they’re a culinary quest, a flavor revolution, and yes, maybe even the key to world peace. Five legendary stars for the snack that became an epic saga!

Sometimes I add it sometimes I don't. I find it to be a nice change up.

These are a great taste and the convenience of adding them to my noodles is great.

I bought these for my Niece who is starting collage soon. She opened them up and started crunching down on them dry. I told her they were for soups and she said I know but I may eat them this way. To me it was a great gift idea.