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Is There A Gluten-free Ramen Noodle Out There ?


HelpingMyCeliacMother

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HelpingMyCeliacMother Newbie

Hello To Everyone and thanks for any help you may offer.

I have a 65 year old mother who is newly diagnosed with Celiac.

I have some knowledge of gluten free diet since I tried

this diet for my autistic son several years ago.

I cannot find RAMEN NOODLES which are gluten free.

Are there any out there ?

Even a decent substitute ?

We have a family recipe which uses them, and I'd love

to salvage it and re-do it for my mom.

THANKS

God Bless

Sheila


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eKatherine Apprentice

There are a lot of Asian rice noodles you can use very much like ramen, but you'd have to try them to see if they gave you a finished product resembling what you're looking for.

Guest nini

yeah, I was gonna suggest some of the Asian rice noodles... I found some in the Chinese market that were very much like ramen noodles... and the only ingredient was rice.

VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator

Thai Kitchen sells noodle packages that are similar to ramen.

www.thaikitchen.com

tiredofdoctors Enthusiast

I use Thai Kitchen noodles, as well -- hey Broncobux!!! I think they're pretty good . . . and great when you need something fast! I buy mine at Meijer -- a chain that we have here. Don't know if Kroger keeps them in stock, but I'll look the next time for you . . . . Lynne

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does thikitchen make anything with gluten? i could not find one product that did not say gluten free- whooohoo easy noodles that wont taste like poop. w00t.. i love stirfrys but was having problems finding good noodles for it

tiffjake Enthusiast
does thikitchen make anything with gluten? i could not find one product that did not say gluten free- whooohoo easy noodles that wont taste like poop. w00t.. i love stirfrys but was having problems finding good noodles for it

Yeah, my hubby loves Ramen and while he was home I got him to try one of the Thai Kitchen bowls and he really like it a lot, better than ramen! He is ALMOST gluten-free with me when he is here!


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Guest nini
does thikitchen make anything with gluten? i could not find one product that did not say gluten free- whooohoo easy noodles that wont taste like poop. w00t.. i love stirfrys but was having problems finding good noodles for it

yeah they do... some of their products use soy sauce with wheat, and some even use wheat noodles, but the ones that are gluten-free are clearly labeled.

aaascr Apprentice

Kroger carries them in their "asian" food section

for about 1.00 more than Whole Foods... but they

gotta 'em. :)

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