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Nanchang Ban Fen (Nanchang Mixed Rice Noodles)

Nanchang Ban Fen (Nanchang Mixed Rice Noodles) — street food from Jiangxi, China
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The noodles are scalded for only a few seconds, not boiled — just long enough to warm through before being tossed cold-style in sauce.

Thin, flat rice noodles are quickly blanched, then tossed with a savory-spicy sauce, roasted peanuts, pickled radish, and chili oil, sometimes with a fried egg or minced pork.

Why it's made this way: Nanchang's noodle culture favors quick, room-temperature preparations suited to a hot, humid climate and fast morning commutes.

Roughly what's in it

400kcal
10gprotein
65gcarbs
12gfat
Estimated per typical street-vendor portion — not lab-tested.
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