Udon noodles anyone?!

[HellieCopter]

I have just bought some delicious-looking Udon noodles. They are organic, brown noodles and I have just realised that they might not be free! I picked them up thinking, "yeah, brown noodles, free, healthy and free, oh, and free!" but now I think they might not be.

I have just done syns online and a straightforward syn calculation has brought them up at 42 syns for a packet! LOL! There are just 3 portions in a packet. OMG I thought I was having a good day today. Clearly not!

So, before I give SW a call tomorrow, I just wondered if anyone had already had these bad boys synned up, or knows if, by some miracle, they are free?!?!

 

[coffeelover]

Don't know if this helps, but the Amoy "straight to wok" thick udon noodles are .5 syns on green and EE and 10 on red for a 150 grams.
would imagine if there's no sauce they would be free.

 

[kissme]

Blue Dragon Udon Noodles, dried, 100g dry

Green - free
red - 17.5
EE - free

 

[kissme]

its all i could find apart from the straight to wok ones

 

[HellieCopter]

They're dried ones, so that's a great help! Thanks kissme

 

[cheekychinchilla]

Was gonna say, dried ones are free. Have you had udon noodles before? They're absolutely amazing! Those and Soba are definitely my noodles of choice

Soba Noodles: Blue Dragon - Dry noodles - Soba Noodles

 

[chrispy82]

Just checked, and it says all dried noodles are free

 

[funcurls]

Helliecopter, when you did the syns calculation did you select noodles as the main free food before you entered the nutritional values?!X