Asia Green Garden Mie Noodles
We found these Mie Noodles from Asia Green Garden at Aldi in Portugal.
They are basically a brick of ramen noodles, without the soup mix.
So if you have ever wanted to use the dried noodles from a pack of ramen noodles, but didn’t want to waste the powder soup mix, this is perfect for you!
What follows is our photo review of these dried asian noodles from Aldi, complete with ingredients, nutrition facts, cooking instructions and the answer to your top question: Are they worth buying?
Ingredients
The ingredients for this Asian noodles are very simple.
Ingredients in English: Wheat Flour (89.6%), water, salt.
Nutrition Facts
For a 100g portion:
- 361 Calories
- Fats 1.2g
- Saturated fats .4g
- Dietary Fiber 3.1g
- Protein 11g
- Salt .6g
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Cooking Instructions
Cooking instructions in English via Google Translate:
Method of preparation: boil a lot of water in a pot and cook the pasta for 4-6 minutes. Remove the dough and quickly pass through cold water.
Our Review — Worth Buying?
Classic meinoodles from Aldi are a pantry staple in our house.
They are a versatile ingredient that can add some variety to your dishes if you want something a bit different than Italian pasta, for example.
Of course they are perfect for all sorts of asian dishes from soups and stir fried noodles, but they work just as well non-asian cuisine!
Would we rebuy Aldi Asia Green Garden Chinese Meinoodles? Yes! We rebuy these noodles regularly.
Rating: 4/4 Love it!
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