chicken super noodles - very confused!

vickidyers

Silver Member

• 3 December 2011

• #1

Batchelors super noodles chicken flavour (the normal not the 98% fat free chicken and herb one which are :9529

green values:
My latest syn 2011 directory says they are 3.5

Online it says they are 10

When I put it in the calculator with dried noodles as a free food it came out about 6 billion and 5 (slight over estimation, I cant remember the value but it was huge!!)

I live off these things for a quick savoury snack and now I can't believe how high they are - they are just mostly dried noodles with a little sachet of flavour! Any ideas which syn value is correct as 10 seems alot

thanks x:cry:

 

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slickers

Full Member

• 3 December 2011

• #2

i would image 10 as noodles have oil etc in

 

vickidyers

Silver Member

• 3 December 2011

• #3

slickers said:

i would image 10 as noodles have oil etc in

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poop!
maybe that is why I don't lose to well on green days!

 

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xxsparklesoxxx

Member

• 3 December 2011

• #4

u shud try more red days, i find them easier and more filling, but if you like green days try mug shots, they have a chicken noodle variety and as far as i know they are quite low in fat =] good luck

 

ermintrude

Gold Member

• 3 December 2011

• #5

Yeah its the 10 syn one.

 

chocolateworm

Full Member

• 3 December 2011

• #6

Its 3.5 for 100g cooked - not the whole packet

 

pumpkineater

pumpkineater

• 5 December 2011

• #7

blimey i eat loads and ive just started slimming world is it the noodles or the sachet thats high in oil because the 98 fat free have the same noodles but different sachet of powder im really confused now.......
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PatchworkPuss

Gold Member

• 5 December 2011

• #8

It's both I think but mostly the noodles - the noodles are different to those in the low fat version because they have oil in them, it's listed in the ingredients.

 

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AngelicFruitcake

Full Member

• 5 December 2011

• #9

have you tried any of the other flavours of the low fat variety? I have the thai sweet chilli ones and they are yummy!

 

hannata

I can haz cake?

• 5 December 2011

• #10

the full fat noodles are partially cooked & processed in oil, and theres definitely more to the sachet of the "full fat" version.

I like the chilli chicken ones... and I would add in a few bits and pieces into it, some chicken or ham, with some mushrooms or whatever i had. I find the low fat flavour sachets a bit overpowering so I only use some of the flavouring and it helps x

 

pumpkineater

pumpkineater

• 7 December 2011

• #11

thanks for the advice ill try the low fat ones and add mushrooms and onion ... and what about adding a chicken oxo they free x