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Soba Noodles Dublin

Daveone · 2014-06-05 15:32:50

Hi Everyone, Would anyone be able to tell me where I could buy some Soba (Buckwheat) Noodles in Dublin. I can seem to find them in any of the shops and they're an excellent healthier alternative to other noodle types. Thanks Dave

05-06-2014 3:32pm

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Daveone

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Hi Everyone,

Would anyone be able to tell me where I could buy some Soba (Buckwheat) Noodles in Dublin. I can seem to find them in any of the shops and they're an excellent healthier alternative to other noodle types.

Thanks

Dave

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#2 05-06-2014 7:29pm

on_my_oe

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Most Asian shops would have them? I've brought from an Asian supermarket on Capel St

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#3 06-06-2014 7:41am

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The Asian shops do have them but make sure you read the label. The ones I bought were only 40% buckwheat. For 100% buckwheat you'll likely have to go to the likes of Down to Earth on George's St. The organic food market on Pearse St on Saturdays has a stall that sell them. It'll set you back about €3.50 for a pack.

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