Bean thread vermicelli noodles – also known as cellophane noodles, suun, tanghoon, phing, dangmyeon, wun sen, bún tàu, or glass noodles – are a beautiful, transparent noodle, made from mung bean starch. The see-through noodles might seem delicate, but once they’ve been briefly soaked in boiling water they take on a strong and flexible, more conventional noodle consistency, adding great texture to soups and stir fries. Bean thread vermicelli noodles are most commonly found in South East Asian recipes. Australian-Vietnamese writer, Luke Nguyen uses the bean thread vermicelli glass noodles in fish, pork and chicken soups, as well as ‘beef wok-tossed with glass noodles and curry powder’ and cold goi bo beef salad. Product formulations and details may change. For the latest ingredients and allergen information always check product packaging prior to consumption. Ingredients: Mung bean starch (69%), pea starch (18%), water
