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Seaweed - I like to use roasted seaweed snacks and crush them into tiny flakes and sprinkle some on for some extra saltiness.Green onions - Minced green onions add a lot of extra flavor and cut a bit of the heaviness from the cheesy noodles.Fried Egg - To make this more filling, I like to add a fried egg to make it a heartier meal.Furikake (Try our Homemade one!) - This adds a bit of saltiness and a lot of umami!.Processed Cheddar Cheese Slices (American Cheese) - For an extra silky cheesy ramen, you can also melt a slice of processed cheese into as well!.It also gives the sauce a bit more of a gooeyness. I have used this in the past because I love the saltiness this cheese provides. Cotija/Feta - salty with a bit of gooeyness.Cream cheese - add a tablespoon or two for slightly more creaminess.This takes a bit more heat to melt as well, so I usually have to leave the heat on for 30 seconds while trying to melt this into the sauce. I generally don't like to add too much of this because when it cools, it turns hard and solidifies so you lose that creaminess. Mozzarella - not much in terms of flavor but it gives that nice stretchy cheese pull and gives the cheese a bit of a chewiness.This cheese melts very easily and I like to turn off the heat before adding this in to melt. Cheddar - smooth, creamy, and salty with a slight tang.However, you can be quite creative and add different types of cheeses to this for different textures! Cheese - When it comes to mac and cheese, I like to stick to the staple which is cheddar cheese.I like to use the Shin Ramyun brand ramen noodles. The only ones I have ever found that were the thicker noodles were all Korean brand ones.

I find it has a bit chewier (when not overcooked).
