Perhaps said slit is used as a filter so one does not mix up the contents of the aforementioned box.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Well, by those means, one might as well pull the sauce packet out when firstly opening the box, thus only the noodles would submerge in the boiling water, and not the sauce packet, which would be safely on the side.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

While some may prefer those particular instructions, one may not want to bother with any form of packet until after the noodles are safely submerged. Those who are not troubled in such a manner shall continue to have the option of opening the entire box, while the needs of other are addressed with the included slit. This presents users with a choice, which increases customer satisfaction as it gives them a sense of superiority in the ways of packet removal.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

My way tastes better(;

by Anonymous 12 years ago

The suggestion of an improvement in taste in which you have made is full of ridiculousness as you incorrectly implied that the order in which a packet is removed can cause the taste of the product that it is used to produce to become better or worse, depending on the manner of order in which the removing action is performed. In this particular situation, neither variation of removal can directly affect the taste that the contents of the packet at hand induces upon the "macaroni and cheese," as the name of the resulting product was hinted upon. While some variations of the presently discussed situation may indeed create an impact on taste depending on the method of removal of the packet, under normal circumstances there would be no change in taste. Your ridiculous statement and use of a "winky face," as young hip people like to call it, has me inclined to believe that you are not taking this discussion completely seriously.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

So seriously, that I only red the bottom part to see where you were going with this..What? Did the winky face give it away? (;

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Insolent nincompoop! The comment in which you replied makes two points! It is clear from your response that you did not truly read, or possibly comprehend, the entire comment as you only brought to mention one point, while it is perfectly clear there were two points made. Perhaps you admitted such a mistake in your comment, but I cannot be certain as your grammar and sentence structure are a disgrace to any respectable language that exists at the time of this writing.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

*nor WANT to comprehend...or read, really. My grammar is complete: with subject-verb agreements and number-gender agreements, that is. However, I cannot say the same for your style of grammar. It merely exists, whilst mine JUMPS off and jumbles into your thoughts, giving them meaning more than you (judging by your writing) could possibly comprehend; but I digress. I forgive you for your poor understanding of internet grammar and failing to keep a conversation interesting. No hurt feelings?(:

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Just so we're sure here, you know those last 3 comments were jokes right?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Oh please! Lol, as if anyone would write a 10 page essay on how taking the cheddar cheese packet out of the box before OR after can alter taste in pure seriousness. Yes, I'm one of those lucky few that can translate sarcasm well into and out of the internet(:

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Well done good chap

by Anonymous 12 years ago

You're supposed to open it all the way.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

You use that hole to rip the top off.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

That's not what the box says...plus, the slit on the side is still a bitch to open..

by Anonymous 12 years ago

I just open up the top, take the sauce packet out and pour out the noodles

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Yeah, see! That's what I do.

by Anonymous 12 years ago