Another Millionaire question.
Value:
£32k
Question:
In Japanese cookery, soba and udon are varieties of what?
Options:
A
Pickle
B
Noodle
C
Cabbage
D
Meatball
Just for fun… answer tomorrow.
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Noodles.
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Yes, noodles! We ate a lot of them in Japan! 🙂
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Yes, I have to be careful with noodles now, as they are all carb.
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D. Noodle, final answer 😂
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Absolutely!
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I also thought the answer was noodles 🙂
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Well done Farida
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I arrived a bit late, but I answered without looking at the comments 😉
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I figured you would know. A woman with a family? How could you not know about food? Do you have to cook for them every night? You poor thing!
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Usually when you have a family, it’s quite normal to cook every day 🙂
I must admit, though, that my son is now 22 and I rarely see him for dinner!
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He should now cook for you!
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Me too
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I’m a bit late. Noodles! 😂
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B noodles ?
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Y
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I’ve actually been learning Japanese via Duolingo for a few months now so, as this is one of the first words you learn, I knew the answer straight away 😁🖤
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Wow!
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Got to keep the old grey matter somehow! 😉🖤
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Canoodling with us, then. Udon it now.
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Y
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B
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🤣 oops wrong icon 🏆
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I just did that on Fandango’s post, he’s gonna be scratching his head. I didn’t go back and explain 😂
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I can’t make out half of them anyway. Someone might be telling me to fuck off, and I’ll like their comment!
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