Could someone please help me.

I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in the 
market are egg-noodles.

Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was 
labled as 'Purv' or something like that.

Could anyone please please help.

Thanks in advance

"Einstein III"  wrote in message 
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> Could someone please help me.
>
> I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in 
> the market are egg-noodles.
>
> Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was 
> labled as 'Purv' or something like that.
>
> Could anyone please please help.
>
> Thanks in advance
>



You can ask HooHing whether they have noodles made without using eggs in the 
process:-

http://www.hoohing.com/acatalog/Products_Noodles__172.html

Theresa

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>
> "Einstein III"  wrote in message
> news:bsWdnTB_F7PRDo7fRVnyuQ@pipex.net...
> > Could someone please help me.
> >
> > I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in
> > the market are egg-noodles.
> >
> > Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was
> > labled as 'Purv' or something like that.
> >
> > Could anyone please please help.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
>
>
> You can ask HooHing whether they have noodles made without using eggs in
the
> process:-
>
> http://www.hoohing.com/acatalog/Products_Noodles__172.html
>
> Theresa


I think your options are rice & wheat noodles within Chinese/Asian cuisines.
Why don't you have a look at a major manufacturer like Amoy to see the
ingredients listing of what goes into each type of noodle. Mind you... in
Chinatown, the same noodles might not have ingredients listing.

http://www.amoy.co.uk/products/noodles.php

http://www.btinternet.com/~bury_rd/febtwo.htm


DC.

"Einstein III"  of  wrote:


>Could someone please help me.
>
>I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in the 
>market are egg-noodles.
>
>Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was 
>labled as 'Purv' or something like that.
>
>Could anyone please please help.

 
Ask in your local health foods shop.  
--
WIT, n. The salt with which the American humorist spoils his 
intellectual cookery by leaving it out. -- Ambrose Bierce
Steph Peters, Manchester, England
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Hi

Thanks for everyone's help. I will look around.




"Steph Peters" <ufdcfrom@sandbenders.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message 
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> "Einstein III"  of  wrote:
>
>>Could someone please help me.
>>
>>I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in 
>>the
>>market are egg-noodles.
>>
>>Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was
>>labled as 'Purv' or something like that.
>>
>>Could anyone please please help.
>
> Ask in your local health foods shop.
> --
> WIT, n. The salt with which the American humorist spoils his
> intellectual cookery by leaving it out. -- Ambrose Bierce
> Steph Peters, Manchester, England
> email: delete invalid from eat@sandbenders.demon.co.uk.invalid 

Hi Einstein

I think that the noodles u are looking for are called 'Purvi's Vegetarian 
Noodles.'

I have been using these for a number of years and I buy them in Ealing Road, 
Wembley or Kingsbury Road in London NW9.

Hope that helps!!!!!


"Einstein III"  wrote in message 
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> Could someone please help me.
>
> I am looking to by Vegetarian Noodles in London. Most of the noodles in 
> the market are egg-noodles.
>
> Sometime ago, I saw some in a Indian grocery shop in Harrow and it was 
> labled as 'Purv' or something like that.
>
> Could anyone please please help.
>
> Thanks in advance
>