Taste Of Thai A Taste Of Thai Gluten Free Straight Cut Rice Noodles Boxed Meal 16oz - GTIN 0070650800824

Taste Of Thai A Taste Of Thai Gluten Free Straight Cut Rice Noodles Boxed Meal 16oz

0070650800824·GTIN

These authentic rice noodles are essential to Thai cooking. Prepare them with chicken, beef, seafood or vegetables. For extra flavor combine with your favorite Thai sauce. Enjoy! In Soups and Stews, use leftover noodles in your favorite soups and stews. Just add prior to serving. Warm through. Enjoy!Directions:Stir-Fry or Saute9:1. Pour noodles into a bowl. 2. Cover with very hot tap water. Stir to separate. Soak noodles for 25-30 minutes. Do not over soak. 3. Drain noodles. 4. Stir-fry noodles with your favorite ingredients until firm yet tender (al dente) and heated through, about 4-6 minutes. Enjoy! As Pasta:1. Add noodles to 4 quarts salted boiling water. Stir to separate, boil until tender yet still firm (al dente), about 4-6 minutes. 2. Immediately drain cooked noodles. Quickly rinse under cold water and drain again. 3. Add your favorite sauce. Serve immediately.

Taste Of Thai - US

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Informações Padrão

Código de Barras

0070650800824

País de Reg.

US

Categoria

Alimentos e Bebidas

Marca

Taste Of Thai

Produto

A Taste Of Thai Gluten Free Straight Cut Rice Noodles Boxed Meal

Conteúdo Líquido

netWeight (16oz)

Idioma Principal

Inglês EUA

País de Origem

Ingredientes

Instruções de Armazenamento

Medidas

Comprimento

7.2in

Largura

5.9in

Altura

1.89in

Peso Bruto

1.03lb

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Informações Nutricionais

8 Porções por Recipiente

Tamanho da Porção: (2.0oz)

TipoValorUnid%VD*
Total Fat0g0
Saturated Fat0g0
Trans Fat0g0
Cholesterol0mg0
Sodium0mg0
Total Carbohydrate45g16
Dietary Fiber1g2
Total Sugars0g0
Added Sugars0g0
Protein4g0
Vitamin D0mcg0
Calcium0mg0
Iron0mg0
Potassium20mg0
Calories190kcal0
The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice