Fusion Select2 Packs Sheet Rice Flakes - Thin, Flat, Wide Dried Rice Sheets For Pad See Ew Noodles, Pho Noodles, Pad Thai, Stir Fry, Soup Dishes - Contains Rice Flour & Water - Product of Thailand

Perfect size for many different dishes! Not too big or thin. Restaurant taste and excellent quality.

I believe that the California Proposition 65 warning that another reviewer was talking about is for the plastic bag that the two bags of noodles are in and it doesn't touch the product at all. I scanned the barcode on the noodles with an app that I have that evaluates the item for additives, nutrition, etc. The noodles got an Excellent rating with no additives, no saturated fat, no sugar with low salt, some protein and low calorie impact.

Great noodles as described there’s really no directions on them so just so you’re aware they take a while to cook and boiling water. It was probably I want to say 10 to 15 minutes. A third of the package is enough for one large portion so make sure you split them up, but the quality texture taste. Everything was great.

Until I found these flakes, I had to drive to another city to get wide, fresh rice noodles. Now I can use these instead. I use them for Thai stir-fries. I had been using Korean rice cakes, which are too thick.For me, soaking them in hot water doesn't work. I put them in boiling water and test them every few minutes.

These are nice wide rice sheets that you can basically use as you would rice noodles. They have a nice chewy texture and will take on the flavor of the broth if used in soups. We have also enjoyed eating them instead of regular rice when we make curry. This 2 pack gives you enough noodles for a few different meals. I definitely recommend these if you are looking for rice noodles or flakes.

Both packages were manufactured in 2021, and expire in August of this year. Not happy that I received such an old product! For this reason I would not order them.

I try cooking a lot of south East Asian food and this was my first thing these “rice flakes.” They are exactly as I imagined except thicker and harder to figure out than I thought. There’s no instructions whatsoever so I had to try it to see if it was ready.as I imagined, this thing rolls up and looks like rolled up pieces of paper. It still tastes great though and unlike normal rice noodles, even when it is over cooked it still has some bouncy chewy texture to it.Really fun and great to have around !

Little pricey but tastes like heaven!