For a richer flavor, toast the sunflower seeds and peanuts lightly in a dry skillet before adding them to the salad. If you prefer a less sweet dressing, reduce the amount of sugar to 1/4 cup. To prevent the ramen noodles from becoming too soggy, add them just before serving if you are preparing the salad in advance. Consider adding other vegetables like shredded carrots or red bell peppers for added color and nutrients. For a vegetarian option, use vegetable-flavored ramen noodles and ensure all ingredients are vegetarian-friendly.
Deontae Renner
Feb 1, 2024David K: My kids devoured this! I never thought they would eat broccoli slaw so willingly.
Dennis Dibbert
Dec 29, 2023Sarah M: This salad was a hit at our family gathering! Everyone loved the crunch and the tangy dressing.
Damon Donnelly
Nov 8, 2023John B: I was skeptical at first, but this salad is surprisingly delicious. I added some grilled chicken to make it a full meal.
Alexandrine Keebler
Aug 31, 2023Emily L: Easy to make and a great way to use up leftover ramen noodles. I reduced the sugar a bit and it was still perfect.
Nathaniel Abernathy
Aug 11, 2023Jessica P: I made this for a potluck and it was the first dish to disappear. Definitely a crowd-pleaser!
Aliya Leffler
Jul 30, 2023Brittany W: Followed the recipe exactly and it was delicious. Will definitely make again!
Hailee Mclaughlin
Jun 19, 2023Ashley T: The key is to not add the peanuts and sunflower seeds until right before serving, otherwise they get soggy.
Bert Breitenberg
Jul 3, 2022Michael R: I substituted the peanuts with toasted almonds and it was fantastic!