GreeNoodle, is a vegetarian instant noodle made with organic moroheiya powder. Moroheiya is an exceptionally nutritious vegetable discovered during ancient Egyptian times. We hope that GreeNoodle can be a healthier alternative to conventional instant noodles. One serving of GreeNoodle accounts for 32% daily value for dietary fibers, and 20% daily value for vitamin A. Unlike most instant noodles, GreeNoodle is NOT deep fried but steam cooked and then air dried. This means no trans fat or saturated fat. GreeNoodle also does not contain preservatives, or added monosodium glutamate (MSG) as its in... [Read More]
Potassium Carbonate is pure white crystalline powder and is odorless with approximately 56% potassium (K). Potassium Carbonate absorbs water easily from air and it dissolves in water. They can be formed with other compounds and also can be manufactured in other uses. Potassium Carbonate is soluble in water but insoluble in ethyl alcohol. Potassium carbonate abstracts in water into potassium (K+) and carbonate ions (CO32-). The dissolution/dissociation in water releases heat also when potassium carbonate is added to water, an efficient reaction occur. When the substance decomposes at high tempe... [Read More]
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