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Silver needle noodles

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These noodles are short and white.

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They look like tiny needles. Some people call them rat noodles. They look like a rat's tail.

People make them from rice and water. They push the dough through holes. Then they steam the noodles.

It takes skill to shape them. You can eat them in soup. You can also fry them.

Many people eat them for breakfast. Some eat them in a clay pot. The pot keeps the food warm. They are a tasty treat.

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