Amid a frigid cold front in Grand Prairie, Alberta, a mother and her son embarked on an experiment on January 13 involving a steaming bowl of ramen noodles exposed to sub-zero temperatures, a video of which had gone viral. This challenge has taken the online world by storm, leaving many wonder what makes this experiment so captivating. The videos kick off by obtaining a pack of ramen noodles. Following the conventional cooking process, the person takes the bowl of ramen outdoors and, with the aid of chopsticks or a fork, lifts a generous portion of ramen into the air and then attempts to make it stand or pose with the assistance of a dumbbell, jar, or any heavy object. The video shared on @weathernetwork on Instagram has amassed over 2,700 likes, with online users expressing their awe and disbelief. One user commented, "Cool! Makes for a great photo!" Another remarked, "Canadian art." A third user, utterly shocked, wrote, "I saw that on the news yesterday! That’s pretty unreal." Watch the video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) View this post on Instagram A post shared by John Truong (@johntruong9917) View this post on Instagram A post shared by josXmac (@rolling_queen) And after a short wait, when you recheck the ramen, it's frozen like a piece of art or sculpture. The challenge has spread worldwide, much like Canada’s freezing temperatures! Users now share their frozen ramen challenge adventures with the hashtag #frozenramenhallenge.
