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Jack
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In article <BC7BE437.4908B%[email protected]>, in
rec.food.cooking, [email protected] says...
>
> I checked my pantry and found a bag of "Mother's Egg
> Noodles" Medium width (probably 3/8", I didn't measure it,
> just eyeballed it...maybe a quarter inch), in a 10 ounce
> bag. It has a sticker on it that says 99 cents. They are
> FLAT. That's rather expensive, IMO, for what it is. I will
> check the kosher food aisle, and see if they have flat
> noodles there in different widths.
>
> Does Mueller's still make noodles? I remember they had
> nice big wide noodles at one time....maybe an inch wide
> (uncooked). I liked those with meatballs, stroganoff, etc.
> The medium width are nice in casseroles and kugels, and
> the fine noodles are good in chicken soup and to break up
> and put into rice pilaf. They came in a box, too, which
> was nice.
>
> I also recall Goodman's noodles from when I was little. We
> always used either Goodman's or Mueller's when I was
> growing up. In a box.
Mother's, Mueller's and Goodman's are all available at the
local Shop Rites here in NJ. Also sometimes available at
Super Fresh stores; varies by location. As to the pricing on
the Mother's Egg Noodles, it's been my observation that
Kosher foods are more expensive than non-Kosher varieties.
--
de Jack N2MPU FN20 Modeling the NYC and NYNH&H in HO and CP
Rail and D&H in N Proud NRA member addy:
[email protected]
rec.food.cooking, [email protected] says...
>
> I checked my pantry and found a bag of "Mother's Egg
> Noodles" Medium width (probably 3/8", I didn't measure it,
> just eyeballed it...maybe a quarter inch), in a 10 ounce
> bag. It has a sticker on it that says 99 cents. They are
> FLAT. That's rather expensive, IMO, for what it is. I will
> check the kosher food aisle, and see if they have flat
> noodles there in different widths.
>
> Does Mueller's still make noodles? I remember they had
> nice big wide noodles at one time....maybe an inch wide
> (uncooked). I liked those with meatballs, stroganoff, etc.
> The medium width are nice in casseroles and kugels, and
> the fine noodles are good in chicken soup and to break up
> and put into rice pilaf. They came in a box, too, which
> was nice.
>
> I also recall Goodman's noodles from when I was little. We
> always used either Goodman's or Mueller's when I was
> growing up. In a box.
Mother's, Mueller's and Goodman's are all available at the
local Shop Rites here in NJ. Also sometimes available at
Super Fresh stores; varies by location. As to the pricing on
the Mother's Egg Noodles, it's been my observation that
Kosher foods are more expensive than non-Kosher varieties.
--
de Jack N2MPU FN20 Modeling the NYC and NYNH&H in HO and CP
Rail and D&H in N Proud NRA member addy:
[email protected]