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PSA to check the MUNG BEAN VERMICELLI noodles at your Asian supermarket or big stores! 177 calories for 50g and they double in size . : r/Volumeeating
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Are these mung bean vermicelli noodles really this low in calories? Seems too good to be true. : r/1200isplenty
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