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<p dir="auto"><strong>SkiesAreBlue</strong> — <em>9 years ago(January 20, 2017 07:42 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">Amy referring to Marie's lasagna, that sometimes her "noodles" were undercooked. (Brave Amy).  Surely she should have said, "Pasta".  Noodles are used in Asian dishes. Different ingredients.<br />
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<p dir="auto">Noodles are basically made of wheat, rice, mung bean, buckwheat, potato and canna starch and is boiled.<br />
Pasta: Durham wheat, semolina and eggs.<br />
But I can see that the word "noodle" comes from the German word, "nudel" so it could be noted as a universal word for pasta as you say just as we say "meat".<br />
With our large Italian and Asian influence here we do differentiate between the two. So I apologise that I got it wrong.</p>
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<p dir="auto">In Europe there is a word that refers to all pasta -"makaron " and it pulls all of it in ( noodles , ziti, rigotony, bow tie , spaghetti , etc..) , regardless shape and size . Kinda like word " meat" just covers all meat there is , so Amy just used name for pasta that she is familiar to her . Noodles are pasta , check ingredients</p>
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