The salt kills germs on the noodles.
Adding salt to the water when boiling noodles doesn't just season the noodles; it also helps enhance their flavor. The salt also raises the boiling point of the water, which can help speed up the cooking process and prevent the noodles from becoming mushy.
Boil a pot of water wait until its bubbling and the put the noodles in the pot and when you are finish boiling out whatever sause you ar eusing to make your noodles
the main ingredient in egg noodles is flour.
Noodles should be fine for parakeets, as an occasional treat. Don't feed them egg noodles (although these are probably still okay). My cockatiel likes spicy ramen soup. I've had to keep him from climbing into the bowl.
they can be but it all depends which ones, some have lots of salt and extra stuff in it, but if you get the right ones then they are.
approx. 6,5 g NaCl/100 g noodles.
It takes to long to get the noodles softened.
They have a very high sodium (salt) content. Too much salt is bad for you if you have high blood pressure. Yes But I like the 30% LESS salt (beef Flavor) That's better but still bad.
I'm not completely familiar with this product, but if it like most of the instant noodle foods (like top ramen and cup of noodles) most of the calories and fat are coming from the noodles. The flavor sachets are usually mostly dried herbs and are usually pretty high in salt, contributing sodium.
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.