Curious Cook: Ode to noodles, part 1


The earliest physical evidence of noodles found in China is said to be 4,000 years old. — Filepic

It may surprise you, but few foods have won over palates worldwide and reveal such a compelling blend of history, culture, and science as the humble noodle.

From their ancient roots to their diverse modern forms, noodles represent both a culinary staple and a powerful symbol of cultural exchange across peoples and continents.

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