Rice noodles help!

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They are six days past use by date, sealed and refrigerated. I usually always eat food past its sell by date if smells and looks ok but not sure how safe these would be? They look and smell completely fine, I'm being dim but there isn't actually any rice component in them is there??

They will be fine as long as they are still sealed .

Been nosey now what you having with it ?

Thank you that's what I hoped! I am putting green beans, mushrooms, broccoli, and a pepper with a little bit of chicken and black bean sauce

Oooh and some asparagus and Pak Choi. Very healthy, but I've eaten nothing but cheese, chocolate and eclairs all day so need to get some balance in!

I am not a fan of black bean sauce but I will have a bit of the rest if there is any going spare

More than welcome SamBeckett we lived the night despite the out of date noodles!

??? No rice component? What are your RICE noodles made of? They'll be fine to eat, don't worry.

I ate them they were fine. I've thrown the packet away now, studied the ingredients - they don't look, taste or sound like rice - that's why i was asking re the rice component? Is it just a name given to that style of noodle as doesn't mention actual rice in the ingredients?

My dh started buying these and I love them! Should be ok if you follow instructions correctly.

towels I'm now completely bewildered, glad you're ok though
But, someone else please help, what on earth are they made from? Do you mean shirataki noodles which are made from yam?

Sorry to confuse! They're fresh Singapore Rice Noodles from Tesco - hang on I will get description

They are made with rice flour see here

Rice noodles are made from rice flour, and so the usual rules about rice don’t apply. Rice flour and things made from rice flour last ages yet many expiry dates don’t take that into account.

Yes that was my confusion! It says rice flour and I did assume that would be different to usual rice rules, thank you for clarification

My thanks too. All resolved.