Cheap Dried Noodles?

Roxy07

I normally get the Sharnwoods egg noodles you boil in a pan rather then fry. But they are expensive..

Is there a cheaper alternative? remember I need dried noodles with no oil so they need to be boiled :money:

PLRFD

Home bargains and B&M have Blue Dragon noodles 250 gram for 39p.

dlusman

http://store.approvedfood.co.uk/search?terms=noodles&quick=1

yes i know there is a delivery charge , but I usually include a few different varities of these in my order

jon81uk

Asda have an own-brand version, but currently the Sharwoods ones are cheaper https://groceries.asda.com/search/egg%20noodles

jemb

couldn't you just get really cheap super noodle types (like 15p job from supermarket) and just use the noodles rather than the flavour packet?

dlusman

jemb wrote: »

couldn't you just get really cheap super noodle types (like 15p job from supermarket) and just use the noodles rather than the flavour packet?

though you will not find much egg in them.

Egg Noodles in Lidl currently 49p for 250g

robin58

Saw today in Poundland medium egg noodles. A brand called Ke-lee I believe. You will find them with Magi noodles in the food section.

Lydhig

Pound land 5 for £1

rosie383

Lidl noodles are 19p and really nice as far as noodles go. Similar in Aldo.
ASDA have some in the world food aisle 5 for £1. Chicken or spicy. Really tasty.

nina89

Aasani noodles 6 x £1.00 at Tesco.
flavours are tomato, curry, spicy vegetable, chilli and black pepper and chicken

Beckyy

Aldi/Lidl?