Jon brought back some noodle on Friday, 12 April, 2013. I tried some and found that the noodle was cooked with chili powder. Since non of us like something this hot, we just left it on the table.
On Saturday, I found that the noodle still smell fresh and no sign of decay! Yesterday, there was still no sign of decay! So, I decided to move it to the kitchen and put a bit on this plate to see what would happen from now on. The rest has been discarded.So, for those who like this noodle... watch this page to see what will happen to the noodle....
Update: 17-April-2013
I forgot to take a photo of the noodle yesterday. So this morning, I found the noodle suddenly turn moldy!
In another word, it took 6 days for mold or fungus to grow.
Without preservative, it normally take a day or less for the noodle to turn slimy. In this case, the noodle just becomes drier and no rotting.
Does this mean that this noodle is full of preservative?
4 comments:
So what has happened to the noodle now?
Updated with a photo today. Forgot to take one yesterday.
or it could have meant that it's too spicy even for fungus to grow on :p
^SpRInG^, interesting but no. Fungus love anything and it was never too spicy unless it is pure and dry spices.
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