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No one is sure where the name of this dish comes from. Some believe it is called drunken noodles because it's an excellent hangover cure. Others believe that it is so hot that the eater has to be drunk to be able to stand it, while some are sure that it's because one becomes drunk trying to drown out the heat with alcohol. Still others believe that the name comes from the wide assortment of ingredients the dish contains: The chef is drunk enough to throw in a bunch of vegetables and spices without thinking it over. The most probable explanation is that this is one of the only foods available on the streets of Thailand late at night and in the very early morning, the times when inebriated revelers are leaving places of celebration. It is very possible that the extremely "wobbly" noodles themselves give the dish its name.
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Noodles
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yummy noodles that's right, nick!
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Did Gandhi eat cheese?
no he did not he ate super noodles and pot noodles
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I believe you mean ramen noodles … and, yes, they are.
Is Jackie Chan a Drunken Master?
No, but he made a movie called 'Drunken Master'.
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because the people that make them are thinking they taste super and they are noodles.
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ramen noodles (originally called roman noodles)
What is miki noodles?
Miki is a noodle that are made by chinese people
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They are called 'men,' written in Japanese as: 麺
What television series has a pub called the drunken clam?
Family guy.
What shape is the pasta called chiocciole?
Noodles
How can you separate noodles and water in science terms?
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What noodles are used in sukiyaki?
Oh, dude, the noodles used in sukiyaki are usually made from wheat flour, so they're like wheat noodles, you know? They're called "shirataki noodles" or sometimes "udon noodles." So, if you're ever slurping up some sukiyaki and you're like, "What kind of noodles are these?" just remember, it's all about that wheaty goodness.
What is wavy pasta called?
Fusili? Or possibly lasagna noodles.
What nicknames did Cleopatra have?
She was called her fathers favorite, and spoiled daughter of the drunken king.....
What is the Jackie Chan movie with 4 masters in a book called?
Drunken Master (1978)
