La Choy Chow Mein Noodles, 5 Ounce, 12 Pack
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While away from home, I have to take care of a few things. After I return, I'll try to remember to check. Subscribe and save has been my go-to place to buy these noodles since three years ago. Freshness has always been a hallmark of their work.
From the web site, I can see that the items are vegetarian and qualify as such Ensure that your information is correct by visiting the website.
There's no need for you to. It's for you to put the Chow Mein on top of these noodles. Often, eating soft noodles appears to be as simple as having the "sauce" put on a bed of angel hair pasta.
It's been a couple of months since I bought mine. In other words, my expiration date will be different from that of someone who buys them now. I know they will keep for a very long time, especially if kept in a cool place, and if they remain unopened. These have been my go-to shoes for many years, and I have never had a problem with them becoming stale.
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Could you please make rice noodles? You just need to wait for a moment. It appears that wheat flour is listed ahead of rice flour or somewhere in the ingredients list. Wheat was off limits to me, so I bought this product to avoid it It was my fault that I didn't review the Honestly I had no idea you could make rice noodles from rice!.
The Asian deli salad I bought from Safeway a couple weeks ago was really good for a pre-meal snack I made a This was one of those single serving containers containing nuts, crunchy noodles, and dressing. After you opened the container, the nuts, crunchy noodles, and dressing separated As soon as I tasted the noodles, they were way finer and more delicate than the 'canned' crunchy Chow Mein noodles you normally find at the Asian food aisle. In addition to being rice noodles, the ingredients label on the salad stated that they were not wheat noodles. As such, I began to search for them, but could not find them in any section of any grocery store I visited. In addition, I was unable to find them in my local Asian food store, so I turned to Amazon and found them within a few days. If you order in bulk, you'll get a very reasonable price for the quantity you receive It's easier to order if you order a six pack, less so if you order an individual can, so I ordered the six pack and hope I'll be able to finish them before they go bad. The thin bread version is really better than the thicker wheat bread version.
These are great based on reviews, so we tried them and would definitely recommend them. Soups and salads will be enhanced by adding them to the mix, and we will even eat them right from the can as a The noodles are thinner and crunchier than the thicker noodles, so we prefer them because they don't have the somewhat chalky and dry texture that the thicker noodles do. We like them just fine, although they would be less expensive and waste less packaging if they were more oversized, but we do wish they were bigger. have been unable to locate them in any stores in the area so I am grateful Amazon has them available.
I've tried looking for them locally, but none of the stores carry As a matter of fact, Walmart once offered these, but they discontinued them a long time ago. My Asian dishes are not even made with them - LOL The croutons I use in place of my originals are absolutely delicious. The item is hard to find and at a great price.
This streamlined packaging was good for me, since I could receive them in smaller packages. I was surprised when they arrived since they didn't look like the noodles I normally buy at the grocery store. There are fewer of these noodles and they are larger, darker in color, and more delicious and crunchy. The new variety of Asian vegetables I use are fresh cucumbers and can be added to salads and Chinese take out.
Can you tell me why it is so hard to find them It took me no time to find a case after which I bought one. In any case, my grocery restocked them the following week, but I noticed they were gone by the following Saturday. It's good to know they keep, so I don't have to keep hunting In our household, we eat plenty of salads, and these ingredients are ideal for both salads and stir-fries The typical fry. As well as eating them out of the can, I've eaten them out of the package.
Although they cost a bit more than bagged noodles, they are well worth the extra money. I like the light, crispy texture. My favourite way to use them is as a salad topping in addition to chow mein. You can also enjoy it as a snack.
It's a pleasure to eat these crispy noodles but be forewarned they are not rice Although they contain enriched wheat flour (the first ingredient in the ingredient list, rice flour comes about halfway down) they also contain rice malt. (In any case). Having a hard time finding these at my local supermarket, I am delighted to be able to buy the bulk quantity of these. My only disappointment was that it had an expiration date only six months from now A period of four months after the purchase date.
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