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These noodles are exceptionally thin and have a thread-like appearance, similar to vermicelli.<\/p>\n

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Kanten, a dried thread-like substance derived from the extraction of starch from certain root plants, is a key ingredient in Japanese cuisine. These gelatinous noodles, often referred to as kanten noodles, need to be soaked in water before use to achieve the desired texture. However, if canned, they can be conveniently utilized without the need for soaking.<\/p>\n

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