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What are soy noodles?
soy noodles are noodles that dont contain the natural ingredients of original noodles...
Can you eat mama noodles uncooked?
Mama noodles are not healthy because they can cause cancer if you put the broth,but yes you cAn eat it uncooked it is healthier and delicious.
What are the ingredients in noodles?
flour
Are fettuccine noodles egg noodles?
They can be. fettucine describes the size of the noodle, where as egg noodles describe the ingredients.
What are the key ingredients in bak chor mee?
noodles
What are the ingredients in Italy's veal piccata?
eggplants and noodles
Are noodles and pasta the same thing?
Noodles and pasta are similar but not exactly the same. Noodles are a type of pasta, but pasta can refer to a wider variety of shapes and ingredients.
Is there shellfish ingredients in maruchan noodles?
yes, they have a shrimp variety.
What are the ingredients in Mama Lemon dishwashing liquid?
Mama Lemon dishwashing liquid is a brand that is used in Singapore. While they don't list their ingredients, they do say that the product has natural and safety cleansing ingredients.
Are buttered noodles genetically modified?
It depends on whether the ingredients used to make the noodles were genetically engineered. At the current time (December 2013), there is no way to know for sure because GMO ingredients are not labeled as such on foods in the United States. The chances of the noodles having GMO ingredients is greatly reduced if the food is labeled 100% organic.
Are pasta and noodles the same thing?
Pasta and noodles are similar but not exactly the same. Pasta is typically made from durum wheat and water, while noodles can be made from a variety of ingredients like wheat, rice, or buckwheat. The main difference is in the ingredients used and the cultural origins of the dishes.
Where do noodles grow?
Noodles do not grow. Noodles are a type of food made from dough that is rolled out and cut into various shapes. The ingredients used to make noodles, such as flour, water, and sometimes eggs, are grown in fields or produced in factories.
