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posted by Tony Holland on 05/02/2007
I was under the impression from recent advertising that the mines were located at Crumlin.Or is that another mine owned by Unilever PLC?If "Pot Noodle" is indeed the "Fuel of Britain",boy are we in trouble!!!I've heard tell that the plastic pot has more nutritional value than the contents,now I can believe that. I also wonder what the ex-miners of Wales think about their great mining heritage being related to a cheap and nasty,grotty,snack food.The adverts certainly take the mick out of Wales and the miners.Even though they are extremely funny. Stew
posted by silver760 on 03/02/2007
looking on the location map i seem to have a mine in my back garden ,thats why i can smell bombay chicken !
posted by Graham on 02/02/2007
C'mon keep it serious guys, we all know noodles were actually quarried and there are no commercial veins in Wales. Most of it comes from dredge rakes in the far east.
posted by Miles on 02/02/2007
Access to the mine is only available by removing the plotted biffa bins in front of cwmorthin road, but behind dolrhydn terrace, this will lead you to a 500ft absail, directly into the heart of the noodle mine. Please remember this is a working enviroment, and the noodle miners are not keen on company, so please try and stay undetected, also take full protective gear as noodles are very hot and can burn your skin, hardhats are advisable as noodles can get sloppy. Chicken and mushroom noodles have recently been stolen from the mine itself, so security has been stepped up. You will need the secret access code of 7166 to bypass the security to access the lower levels. The bombay badboy can be located by absailing east of the chicken and mushroom levels.
posted by Noodle Miner on 01/02/2007
