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Traditional noodle making in Indonesia

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Bluu🤍10 months ago

I’m never eating noodles again

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crypto10 months ago

Who is eating this

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Elena_ The HumanistPoet10 months ago

Noodles are the greatest invention. Add some veggies and yum!

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Mark Wheeler10 months ago

Looks totally sanitary…

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Penthouse Newz10 months ago

Ewwwwww

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ali10 months ago

Would you eat it?

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ReubenK.🇰🇪10 months ago

love the indonesian noodle tradition

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Mentis 🇦🇺10 months ago

Mechanical advantage at its simplest. No sensors required.

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Blome Sune10 months ago

Its called "the rats nest"

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Blest10 months ago

indonesian noodle magic straight up bro

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Epic X Moments10 months ago

wow 👏🏻

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mary❤️🖤10 months ago

Povero animale…

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Афигеть10 months ago

Technology! Technology!

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Egliderider2210 months ago

A little armpit hair and sweat in your food never killed anybody 😂

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Math is Simple10 months ago

Good tradition

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karayuki san, Kaoru Otsuki, Issei Sagawa, chikan,10 months ago

@grok Why does this "traditional noodle making" use modern electrical powered machinery?

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Athishay Srinivas10 months ago

Traditional Indonesian noodle-making, like for Yogyakarta’s Mie Lethek, uses ox-powered stone mills to grind cassava and wood-fired steamers. This labor-intensive craft is a cultural heritage.

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Isabella Huang10 months ago

I will never eat anything Indonesian anyway anymore.

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Msema Kweli10 months ago

Innovative 👏🏿 If it works, keep it

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Dannys Gonzalez10 months ago

So yummy

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Han10 months ago

Mie lethek is a typical noodle from Bantul, Yogyakarta, which is famous for its dull brown color (lethek) because it is made from cassava flour (gaplek) and tapioca It has a chewy texture and a delicious distinctive taste, served fried or in soup with vegetables and protein.

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L E B O 🌴10 months ago

I don’t like noodles