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There are dozens of noodle varieties and many more ways to use them. These popular styles will get your Asian pantry in tip-top shape.

Soba noodles

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Made from: Buckwheat flour

Texture and taste: Thin brown-grey strands with a nutty flavour and chewy texture

Use in: Cold or warm salads

Udon noodles

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Made from: Wheat flour

Texture and taste: Thick white strands that are soft and chewy

Use in: Soups and stir-fries

Ramen noodles

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Made from: Wheat flour and egg

Texture and taste: Long and thin with a chewy bite

Use in: Soups, pork and vegetable stir-fries

Glass noodles

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Made from: Mung bean, yam or potato starch

Texture and taste: Thin, delicate and found in dried bundles

Use in: Rice paper rolls, stir-fries and salads

Vermicelli noodles

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Made from: Rice flour

Texture and taste: Dried in thin translucent threads that are soft and delicate when cooked

Use in: Salads, rice paper rolls. Soak in hot water until soft.

Rice noodles

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Made from: Rice flour

Texture and taste: Medium-to-thick white strands which are soft and chewy when cooked

Use in: Soups, stir-fries and salads

Egg noodles

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Made from: Wheat flour and egg yolks

Texture and taste: Round yellow strands that are dried firm or soft and chewy when fresh

Use in: Stir-fries and soups. Deep-fry until crispy.

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