Ancient noodles discovered in China By Thomas H. Maugh II, Karen Kaplan , Los Angeles Times Oct 13, 2005 An undated handout photograph, released October 12, 2005, shows noodles dating back 4,000 ...

One of the rarest and oldest types of noodles in the world is su filindeu from Sardinia, Italy. Translated as “the threads of God,” this sacred pasta has been made for over 300 years by a small group ...

Scientists found the ancient noodles preserved in an overturned, sealed bowl at an archaeological site near the Yellow River in northwestern China. Chinese Academy Of Science / Reuters Oct. 12 ...

Archeologists in northwest China have found the remains of a bowl of millet noodles prepared about 4,000 years ago. The find bolsters the theory that millet was one of the first domesticated plants.

It's one of food history’s most complicated matters: who invented the noodle – Italy or China? SBS seeks answers from like-minded noodle (and pasta) enthusiasts around the world.

LIUZHOU, China – It's fermented. It's stinky. It's delicious. And during the pandemic, it's become a national sensation. The dish is snail noodles, or luosifen. "A lot of people were looking for ...

LIUZHOU, China – It's fermented. It's stinky. It's delicious. And during the pandemic, it's become a national sensation. The dish is snail noodles, or luosifen. "A lot of people were looking for ...

Sing Chan hand-pulls different sized noodles at China Magic Noodle House in Chandler. He learned the noodle method from his cousin, who learned from a restaurant in Fuzhou, China.