La gula del norte....?!
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Grabbed a bag of salad in the supermarket this morning, assuming it was my usual one.....and jumped out of my skin when I opened it at home to find a bag of 'la gula del norte' nestling among the salad leaves! 
I have no idea what they are or what I am supposed to do with them....can only describe it as lots of thin tentacle-like things....doesn't look remotely appetising I must say!
Tempted to chuck them in the bin but wondered if anyone could shed any light on it for me?!

I have no idea what they are or what I am supposed to do with them....can only describe it as lots of thin tentacle-like things....doesn't look remotely appetising I must say!

Tempted to chuck them in the bin but wondered if anyone could shed any light on it for me?!
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I've seen them in supermarkets. Aren't they just noodles with fish in? I'm sure I saw one with Prawns in before.
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means 'greed of the north',sound like some sort of Calamari.
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"la gula del norte" is made from pieces of fish which are cut, shaped and textured to resemble a cheaper version of the very expensive baby eels (angulas)
Last edited by big wheels; Sep 20th 2007 at 11:01 am. Reason: spelling




