Wel Pac
Wel-pac Chow Mein Stir-fry Noodles - Case Of 12 - 6 Oz
- SKU:
- HG0230722
- UPC:
- 011152238357
- Weight:
- 5.70 LBS
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Wel-pac chow mein stir-fry noodles are wheat flour noodles that can be added to soups and stir-fry combinations or used as a side dish. Each serving of our chuka soba stir fry noodles contains 200 calories, 0 g. Trans fat and 0 g. Saturated fat. Each 6 oz. Package of chow mein contains three servings.
country of origin : united states
size : 6 oz
pack of : 12
selling unit : case
keywords : asian;chicken;instant;ramen;shirataki;soba;soup;vegetable
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country of origin : united states
size : 6 oz
pack of : 12
selling unit : case
keywords : asian;chicken;instant;ramen;shirataki;soba;soup;vegetable
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