I covered the noodles with water and put them in the microwave for two minutes, then let it sit, covered, for a few minutes.  They worked great.  I will try the boiled water method too.  These will make a great safe travel food! 

Space:

My husband pours boiling water over the noodles then puts a lid on for four minutes.  So if you want to boil water in a microwave separately that should work too. 

The noodles cooked up well and tasted good too!  Now, to test how well they do as a travel food: can they be made in the microwave?

That's quite a find - good for you!

Woohoo, another random new product find! 

Lotus Foods
Thai and Ramen noodles
Noodles (and only the noodles) are made in a dedicated top-8-free facility.
The soup seasoning may have cc from the source, so throw those out.  They are mixed and packaged in the same top-8-free facility, though.

Their customer service was incredible when I asked about my multiple allergens.  Not many companies will think about contamination at the source, and since they don't get top-8-allergen-free certificates for their spices, they told me to stay away from them.  Fantastic.

I've been craving ramen since October.  Seriously.  This is going to be great!

www.lotusfoods.com