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David Gallardo > wrote:

> The noodles in packaged ramen noodle soup are fried (that's why you only
> need to add hot water to "cook" them); traditional Chinese noodles
> aren't. It's a reasonable enough substitute, though not very healthy.
>
> The best thing to do would be to get the noodles at an Asian market.
> You're paying a big premium for exoticness ("select authentic") at
> Roche--the ones we get at our local Asian market are like 89 cents for a
> big bunch.

If you're in Boston, try the Super 88 markets. There's one at Packard's
Corner on Comm Ave, and another down in Chinatown (next to Chau Chow
City restaurant).

Priscilla

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