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yummy noodles that's right, nick!
I think that cold noodles have Chinese origin, but when udon noodles are used the meal is Japanese
no he did not he ate super noodles and pot noodles
I believe you mean ramen noodles … and, yes, they are.
IT all depends on the type of noodle? Some noodles can be made from veggies while others will be pasta or rice.
the noodles themselves are not bad for you, it is the seasoning that adds all the codium. if you eat plain noodles they are a decent source of carbs if you are on a tight budget.
Chicken Noodles
If you try to live on just noodles for very long you will soon get sick. Your body requires more protein than noodles contain, as well as certain nutrients that can only be found in fruits and vegetables.
Noodles won't add significant liquid to your body. That's what rehydrating means, to put more fluid in your body. Drinking water is the best and most effective way to rehydrate yourself.
it contains a high amount of protein , each 100g noodles , has 20~25 g of proteins
soy noodles are noodles that dont contain the natural ingredients of original noodles...
Visit Mt. Puka. There will be an entrance at the front of the volcano. When you're inside go to the noodle bowl in there. You can then harvest snow noodles, cocoa noodles, fried noodles, garlic noodles, ghostly noodles, honey glazed noodles, lava noodles, plain noodles, spicy noodles, and sweet noodles.
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There are different kinds of noodles you can make:FRYING PAN: Fried Thick Noodles, Fried NoodlesPOT: Noodles, Curry Noodles, Tempura Noodles, Buckwheat Noodles, and Tempura Buckwheat Noodles.To simply make NOODLES, you cook Flour in the POT.
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No, noodles are not considered a lipid. Noodles are primarily made from carbohydrates, specifically starch, which comes from ingredients like wheat or rice flour. Lipids are a separate category of macromolecules that include fats and oils, which serve different functions in the body and have distinct chemical structures. Therefore, noodles fall under the carbohydrate classification rather than lipids.
Egg noodles are made of flour and rice noodles are made from rice.