Ruce noodles?

[Slinkyson]

Are these free on green and ee? I can't find any info on them?

 

[Slinkyson]

I meant RICE noodles damn phone lol

 

[muddypaws04]

Yes I believe so and can't think of any reason whatsoever to say they wouldn't be.

 

[Skulldilocks]

Absolutely

 

[FinnFinn]

Do you mean the dried ones? I can only get them in the health shop a bit of a journey from me. They sell precooked straight-to-wok ones in the stirfry veg section in tesco and sainsburys but both are "tossed in sesame oil" so would be some syn value although I dont know what

 

[Slinkyson]

Thanks everyone the ones i mean are the ones that are in a bag in the chilled section with the stir fry stuff in asda for exasmple they are part of the 3 for £3 stir fry deal! I havent bought them yet but was fancying a stir vfry sat night as a treat

 

[PatchworkPuss]

They are not free then sorry. only dried noodles (all types) are syn free. Fresh noodles come with a syn value. You can enter the nutritional info into the syn calculator if they are not listed online.

 

[Slinkyson]

Thanks i had a feeling they wouldnt be free! but the dried ones are so i'll have them instead!

 

[Slinkyson]

Thanks jezzi that's better than I thought