Two exchange students from South Korea at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia organized a ramen noodle cook-off to raise money for Haiti. Students competed in the "National Collegiate Ramen Noodle Cook-Off" this past Saturday.
From the article:
Students and community members used ramen noodles, $5 in ingredients of their choices and the supplied ingredients such as brown sugar, garlic powder, honey, ketchup, hot sauce and cinnamon, Rowland said.
The participants had 30 minutes to prepare a unique ramen noodle dish that was then judged for flavor, ingredients and plating.
All proceeds went to the Palms for Life Fund, a nonprofit organization helping with earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
I think it's really cool to see something like ramen being used for good like this.
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