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Step 1
Place all of the ingredients of your flavor base (see above) except the cilantro into the container so it lays on the bottom.
Step 2
Add in your rice noodles. Hint: if you need to break them in half so they fit into the container, do so over the sink because they will go EVERYWHERE.
Step 3
Add in some greens and veggies. Chopped spinach, chopped baby bok choy, bean sprouts are always a winner. I happened to have chopped brussels sprouts.
Step 4
Add protein of choice, including the boiled egg.
Step 5
Top off with cilantro and the lime.
Step 6
Place in the fridge at work and let it hang out until lunch time.
Step 7
Once lunch rolls around remove the lime, pour in boiling water and give it a really good mix. I actually do like chop sticks for this 🙂 Make sure you break up your flavor base and get everything nicely incorporated. Let it hang out for about 8 minutes or until noodles are tender.
Step 8
Enjoy and slurp
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