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Who inventor noodles?
China invented noodles over 4,000 years ago.
Who first made noodles?
China invented noodles over 4,000 years ago by students in year 8 at Bentleigh Secondary College
What food is china known for?
noodles
What foods originated in China?
Noodles
The origin of noodles?
Noodles originated in China, but they only ate spicy noodle, so Marco Polo (an Italian Explorer) went to China and put sauces on the Noodles which is what most people eat today.
Where in China do people eat noodles?
everywhere
Who invented noodles in China?
Marco polo
What kind of food comes from china?
NOODLES
What percent of china likes noodles?
12%
What do southern China tigers eat?
noodles
Why are noodles important in ancient China?
To eat
What country is noodles from?
Noodles originally came from Africa but then went to China, Japan and the rest of Asia.
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