Soba noodles are thin Japanese noodles made of buckwheat flour (soba-ko) and wheat flour (komugi-ko). They are roughly as thick as Italian spaghetti, and prepared in various hot and cold dishes. The most basic soba dish is zaru soba in which boiled, cold soba noodles are eaten with a soya based dipping sauce (tsuyu)There is research to indicate that Buckwheat has substantial health benefits as a regular part of a diet, these include:Buckwheat is very high in protein which has all of the amino acids essential for good health. (Making it possible even better than Soy)Buckwheat protein has also been shown to reduce cholesterol levels by absorbing Cholesterol in your small intestine.Buckwheat may have some value for diabetics as some studies on rats have shown that Buckwheat reduces blood glucose levels by as much as 12-19‰Buckwheat is a naturally high in dietary fibreBuckwheat is naturally high in lecithinCooking Instructions: Boil for 4 minutes for Soup and SaladBoil for 3 minutes for Stir fryingIngredients: Organic Wheat Flour 69‰, Organic Buckwheat Flour 29‰, Salt 2‰, Water
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Enjoy Hakubaku Organic Somen. Somen Is The Thinnest Of All Japanese Noodles (Like Vermicelli). It Is Made From Organic Hard Wheat Giving A Different Texture And Bite.
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Enjoy Hakubaku Organic Udon. Udon Is A Thick White Wheat Noodle With A Texture Suitable For More Hearty Dishes, Especially Stir Fry And Soup. Made From Organic Soft Wheat, It Is High In Adhesiveness And Elasticity With A Pleasing Texture And Flavor.
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Enjoy Hakubaku Ramen Noodles. Ramen Noodles Originated In China And Are Called "Lo-Mein" In Chinese, Which Means Boiled Noodles. "Ra-Men" Is The Japanese Pronunciation Of The Chinese Characters For Lo-Mein. Japan Has Now Adopted Ramen As Its Own And It Is Immensely Popular, Especially Amongst Younger People.
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