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October 6th is National Noodle Day! 🍜🍜

John-Bryan Hopkins

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Today’s food fact:

The difference between a noodle and pasta?

Noodles are usually made from common wheat, while pasta is mainly made with durum flour. Generally Noodles are Asian while Pasta is of European decent.


Here are today’s five thing to know about Noodle:

  1. Australians consume more than 18 million kilograms of noodles every year – that’s almost one kilogram per person!
  2. In Japan, it is considered good form to loudly slurp your noodles as a way of telling your host that you are enjoying the meal.
  3. Noodles symbolize longevity in China.
  4. Noodles have been created from flour and water since 1000BC and today they are more popular than ever.
  5. Noodles are low in fat and have a very low sodium content.

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Today’s Food History

  • 1790 Jacob Schweppe demonstrated his process for making artificial mineral water.
  • 1893 Cream of Wheat was developed by Nabisco Foods
  • 1951 Will Keith Kellogg died. He founded Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co. (W.K. Kellogg Company) to manufacture cereals (cornflakes were the first) developed by his brother John Harvey Kellogg.

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October 6th is National Noodle Day!

John-Bryan Hopkins

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Today’s food fact:

The difference between a noodle and pasta?

Noodles are usually made from common wheat, while pasta is mainly made with durum flour. Generally Noodles are Asian while Pasta is of European decent.


Here are today’s five thing to know about Noodle:

  1. Australians consume more than 18 million kilograms of noodles every year – that’s almost one kilogram per person!
  2. In Japan, it is considered good form to loudly slurp your noodles as a way of telling your host that you are enjoying the meal.
  3. Noodles symbolize longevity in China.
  4. Noodles have been created from flour and water since 1000BC and today they are more popular than ever.
  5. Noodles are low in fat and have a very low sodium content.

Today’s Pinterest Board at : Foodimentary


Today’s Food History

  • 1790 Jacob Schweppe demonstrated his process for making artificial mineral water.
  • 1893 Cream of Wheat was developed by Nabisco Foods
  • 1951 Will Keith Kellogg died. He founded Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co. (W.K. Kellogg Company) to manufacture cereals (cornflakes were the first) developed by his brother John Harvey Kellogg.

Check out my book!

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National Noodle Day

John-Bryan Hopkins


National Noodle Day

Five Food Finds about Noodles

  • Australians consume more than 18 million kilograms of noodles every year – that’s almost one kilogram per person!
  • In Japan, it is considered good form to loudly slurp your noodles as a way of telling your host that you are enjoying the meal.
  • Noodles symbolise longevity in China.
  • Noodles have been created from flour and water since 1000BC and today they are more popular than ever.
  • Noodles are low in fat and have a very low sodium content.

Today’s Food History

On this day in…

1790 Jacob Schweppe demonstrated his process for making artificial mineral water.
1893 Cream of Wheat was developed by Nabisco Foods
1951 Will Keith Kellogg died. He founded Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co. (W.K. Kellogg Company) to manufacture cereals (cornflakes were the first) developed by his brother John Harvey Kellogg.

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Categories: Food Holidays, October Food Holidays

Tagged: Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co., facts, five food finds, food, foodimentary, fun, Jacob Schweppe, life, national noodle day, noodles, today's food history, todays food history

October 6 – National Noodle Day


National Noodle Day

Five Food Finds about Noodles

  • Australians consume more than 18 million kilograms of noodles every year – that’s almost one kilogram per person!
  • In Japan, it is considered good form to loudly slurp your noodles as a way of telling your host that you are enjoying the meal.
  • Noodles symbolise longevity in China.
  • Noodles have been created from flour and water since 1000BC and today they are more popular than ever.
  • Noodles are low in fat and have a very low sodium content.

Today’s Food History

On this day in…

1790 Jacob Schweppe demonstrated his process for making artificial mineral water.
1893 Cream of Wheat was developed by Nabisco Foods
1951 Will Keith Kellogg died. He founded Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co. (W.K. Kellogg Company) to manufacture cereals (cornflakes were the first) developed by his brother John Harvey Kellogg.

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Categories: Food Holidays, October Food Holidays

Tagged: facts, five food finds, food, foodimentary, fun, life, national noodle day, noodles, today's food history, todays food history

October 6 – Today’s Food History

John-Bryan Hopkins

National Noodle Day

  • 1790 Jacob Schweppe demonstrated his process for making artificial mineral water.
  • 1893 Cream of Wheat was developed by Nabisco Foods
  • 1951 Will Keith Kellogg died. He founded Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co. (W.K. Kellogg Company) to manufacture cereals (cornflakes were the first) developed by his brother John Harvey Kellogg.

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