Egg noodles, spiral noodles, or even spaghetti noodles broken into short pieces can be used in chicken noodle soup. Most any kind of noodles could be used.
Yes, you can find kluski noodles in grocery stores, especially in areas with significant populations of Polish or Eastern European descent. A kluski noodle is a medium wide, dried egg noodle, often with a coating of unblended flour on the exterior, that more closely resembles home-made noodles (when cooked) than modern mass produced noodles. Although it is interchangeable with regular egg noodles, the main differences are that kluski noodles are denser, have a more developed flavor, and are more resistant to fraying or breaking when mixed with other ingredients. If your local grocery does not carry kluski noodles, you can ask the manager to order them, or you can purchase them online at many specialty foods e-tailers.
No, noodles are pasta, a wheat product. "Chicken noodle" is a common kind of soup, made from pasta noodles and chicken broth, usually with chunks of chicken meat, too. There is no chicken in the noodles.
It contains noodles and chicken broth. Beyond that everything is conjecture.
All noodles are "refined", since no noodles occur "naturally" in nature - i.e noodles do not grow on trees.
There are 216 noodle in a can of Campbell's chicken noodle soup.
plain noodles so they can absorb the juices
they changed the name of the noodles to kraft chicken egg noodles classic savory chicken they dont make them anymore but have them on amazon
Of course, but it's not so tasty or filling.
You grow chickens...and you make noodles, and put it together
No. They use noodles and chicken. Hence the name. Maybe a few carrots too.
Nobody would know. There is a different number in every can.
1) chicken noodle 2)chicken noodle 3)chicken noodle 4)chicken noodle 5)chicken noodle 6)chicken noodle 7)chicken noodle 8)chicken noodle 9)chicken noodle 10)mushroom