Wu-Mu Tomoshiraga Somen, Thin Somen Noodles, 14 oz (400g)
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Wu-Mu Tomoshiraga Somen, Thin Somen Noodles are tasty non-fried, wheat flour noodles with no preservatives. These thin noodles and are quick and easy to prepare and have a lovely silky, smooth texture. Somen noodles are made thin by stretching the dough rather than cutting. The history of somen noodles dates back as early as the 8th century. Somen was served on special occasions and Shintos and Buddhists encouraged people to eat somen particularly during the Tanabata Festival (every 7th of July) because of its healing power to prevent serious illnessesÐa tradition that has been kept going over the years.
These noodles are best served hot or chilled with your favorite sauce. They are quick and easy to prepare and make a great snack or complete meal.
To prepare Wu-Mu Tomoshiraga Somen, Thin Somen Noodles:
1. Pour noodles into boiling water and stir until the water comes back to the boil.
2. Turn down the heat to prevent boiling over or add half a cup of water to keep noodles softer. Noodles will be done in about 2 minutes
3. Enjoy the noodles as soon as they are ready
Wu-Mu Ramen is a noodle brand of The Sing-Lin Foods Corporation a leading manufacturer of noodles and ramen in Taiwan. It is named after the five working partners who established the company in 1985. The character of WU in Mandarin means "five" in English. Wu-Mu noodles are made using a unique steaming technique that makes the noodles much healthier. The company also make all their own pastes, sauces and seasonings. Their high quality products are available all over the world.
Wu-Mu Tomoshiraga Somen, Thin Somen Noodles are tasty non-fried, wheat flour noodles with no preservatives. These thin noodles and are quick and easy to prepare and have a lovely silky, smooth texture. Somen noodles are made thin by stretching the dough rather than cutting. The history of somen noodles dates back as early as the 8th century. Somen was served on special occasions and Shintos and Buddhists encouraged people to eat somen particularly during the Tanabata Festival (every 7th of July) because of its healing power to prevent serious illnessesÐa tradition that has been kept going over the years.
These noodles are best served hot or chilled with your favorite sauce. They are quick and easy to prepare and make a great snack or complete meal.
To prepare Wu-Mu Tomoshiraga Somen, Thin Somen Noodles:
1. Pour noodles into boiling water and stir until the water comes back to the boil.
2. Turn down the heat to prevent boiling over or add half a cup of water to keep noodles softer. Noodles will be done in about 2 minutes
3. Enjoy the noodles as soon as they are ready
Wu-Mu Ramen is a noodle brand of The Sing-Lin Foods Corporation a leading manufacturer of noodles and ramen in Taiwan. It is named after the five working partners who established the company in 1985. The character of WU in Mandarin means "five" in English. Wu-Mu noodles are made using a unique steaming technique that makes the noodles much healthier. The company also make all their own pastes, sauces and seasonings. Their high quality products are available all over the world.
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