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How long can you keep noodles soaked in water and oil in the refrigerator before out goes bad?
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Probably few days: Throw it away if it starts to smell badly, otherwise should be quite safe for a few days. Of course should be discarded if the taste is "off".
Answered 8/31/2013
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Wrong white coat: I think your looking for a different white coat. Call a good chef.
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