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    #346806   2008-04-23 11:37 GMT      
    and are they any good?

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    #346807   2008-04-23 11:50 GMT      
    Brown sause noodles are noodles, that are usually eatten without soup.

    It's mostly like eating pasta, expect the sause is a bean sause instead of tomato sause.

    The sause can be sweet, but not too sweet. The best way to describe it would be like eating a bunch of noodles with teriachki sause on them (expect them to be a little different tough lol).

    Really the brown sauce noodles can not be told, it can only be tasted (Matrix rules), so you'll have to go and try them yourself. I think they're great, but you'll have to try them yourself to see what you think.

    Hoped this helped
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