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Organic White Rice NOodles

Sold Exclusively at Costco

About Our Noodles

GloryLand Organic White Rice Noodles begin with our very special organic and Non-GMO Keng white rice which has a higher protein content than conventional white rice. It is grown in the UNESCO supported Xingkai Lake Reserve in the northeastern region of China, in highly nutrient and mineral rich black soil in the world’s northernmost cold rice planting region (43°~47°N). The rice is milled and thoroughly tested before we lovingly transform it through a long process of massaging the rice into our delicious and healthy noodles. It is made of just one ingredient, no chemicals or oils ever used.

Product Details

Organic

Gluten Free

Non-GMO

Vegan

Kosher

Only available in Costco

Ready in 4 minutes

8g protein per cake

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Cooking Tips

We'd love to share some tips and tricks for cooking.

1. When we cook with any additional ingredients, our chefs cook everything else first. For example, we first cook vegetables, protein, sauce/soup, etc. before cooking the noodles. That way, as soon as the noodles are ready they can be quickly strained and added to the serving dish with all the other cooked ingredients.

Things to avoid are: A) letting the noodles sit for too long before serving, and B) adding the noodles to the pan with other ingredients. Instead, we recommend adding everything into the serving dish, mixing as needed and serving right away.

2. After the water boils, we recommend turning off the heat. Then cooking for a total of 4 minutes, while stirring gently. The noodles should be tender but not too soft. *Think "al dente" for Italian pasta* That way, when you mix the noodles with everything else, they should maintain a nice consistency.

Each stove is a little different so we always recommend tasting the noodles as you go to confirm the consistency, before adding to your serving dish. As soon as the noodles are cooked, but not too soft, strain them and add to the serving dish.