The original

The noodle built for soups and stews. Bronze-cut, made with whole eggs and honest wheat flour—never bleached, never bromated. They go where dried pasta won’t dare.

FROZEN EGG NOODLES - GRANDMA'S WIDE EGG NOODLES

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At Grandma's Frozen Noodles, we've been crafting the tastiest frozen egg noodles since 1961 — no fuss, just flavor. What started as a small family recipe has stayed exactly that: a family business, doing things the honest way, one batch at a time. We keep it simple with just five ingredients, no preservatives, and no shortcuts, because that's how grandma would've done it, and that's how we still do it today.

Our noodles are bronze-drawn for that perfect rough texture, which means they actually hold onto your sauce, broth, or gravy instead of sliding right off. Perfect for soups, stews, casseroles, kugels, or whatever else you're whipping up in the kitchen, our frozen egg noodles bring that homemade taste everyone craves — the kind that makes a weeknight dinner feel a little more like Sunday supper. We freeze them fresh to lock in the flavor and keep that hearty texture just right, so every bowl tastes like it came straight out of grandma's kitchen, not a factory line.

You can find us chilling in the frozen section at most major grocers — hint, we're normally right next to the frozen breads.

  • Bronze-drawn for that just-right, hearty texture
  • Unbleached & unbromated wheat flour – simple, honest ingredients
  • Made with whole eggs – because Grandma never cuts corners
  • Kosher Certified
  • Frozen fresh, never dried – for a tender bite every time
  • Crafted in Colorado with a hint of mountain ruggedness
  • 24g of protein per cup – real strength in every serving

Unbleached, unbromated enriched wheat flour (niacin, iron, thiamine, riboflavin, folic acid), pure filtered water, whole eggs, salt, annatto. Lightly dusted with non-GMO corn starch to keep noodles separated.

  1. Pull the noodles from the freezer and let them relax while you prep the water
  2. Bring 5-6 quarts of water to a strong rolling boil
  3. Add 1-2 tablespoons of salt to the boiling water
  4. Add the noodles to the boiling water
  5. Gently agitate the noodles to help them separate
  6. Cook for ~12-15 mins or until just cooked through
  7. Drain and reserve 1-2 cups of pasta water for finishing with a sauce.

Note: You can (and we encourage you to) cook Grandma's Frozen Noodles directly in a broth. The noodles absorb an incredible amount of liquid leading to a soft and flavorful noodle. Just note that it might add a bit of cloudiness to your soup. 

Contains Wheat and Their Derivatives, Eggs and their derivates.

DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

"We won't use anything else in chicken noodle soup. Period."

MARY, NOODLE CONNOISSEUR

“Fresh and chewy … thicker than typical pasta noodles, definitely worth it!”

JEAN, SOUP LOVER

“These are soooo much better than dried noodles!!!”

MANDIE, Noodle Enthusiast