This fairy sure likes noodles like way too much.

That actually sounds like a really bad idea. Once the pre-prepared noodles dry, they'll start getting sticky, and you won't be able to get them out of the flask very easily. Leaving your noodles in water in the flask would make pouring messy and would probably ruin the noodles altogether anyways.

Unless there is something I don't know. Even rice noodles still get a little sticky and rubbery if you let them dry normally.

Blindga said:

That actually sounds like a really bad idea. Once the pre-prepared noodles dry, they'll start getting sticky, and you won't be able to get them out of the flask very easily. Leaving your noodles in water in the flask would make pouring messy and would probably ruin the noodles altogether anyways.

Unless there is something I don't know. Even rice noodles still get a little sticky and rubbery if you let them dry normally.

Doesn't really matter cause these fairies don't care about logic.

Blindga said:

That actually sounds like a really bad idea. Once the pre-prepared noodles dry, they'll start getting sticky, and you won't be able to get them out of the flask very easily. Leaving your noodles in water in the flask would make pouring messy and would probably ruin the noodles altogether anyways.

Unless there is something I don't know. Even rice noodles still get a little sticky and rubbery if you let them dry normally.

It seems soaking them in cold water keep them from absorbing anymore water in and at the same time, keep them from getting dry. So using a cooler bottle might be a good idea. I don't know how there's no water in that bottle though.
(don't ask me how it works, I only saw someone did just that, once)

things gonna get bad soon if you don't have anything non salty to drink...

Demundo said:

It seems soaking them in cold water keep them from absorbing anymore water in and at the same time, keep them from getting dry. So using a cooler bottle might be a good idea. I don't know how there's no water in that bottle though.
(don't ask me how it works, I only saw someone did just that, once)

If that's a thermos flask and it's filled with icy-cold water, then they could have soumen everywhere...

Blindga said:

That actually sounds like a really bad idea. Once the pre-prepared noodles dry, they'll start getting sticky, and you won't be able to get them out of the flask very easily. Leaving your noodles in water in the flask would make pouring messy and would probably ruin the noodles altogether anyways.

Unless there is something I don't know. Even rice noodles still get a little sticky and rubbery if you let them dry normally.

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