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Traditional Noodle Maker From Palm Starch Called "Soun"
Three workers pack and weigh dried noodles after they dry in the sun while making traditional noodles called ''Soun'' in Manjung Village, Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia, on September 24, 2025. This traditional noodle is made by manually processing flour into a pulp, then putting it into a machine to be processed into noodles. After drying in the sun until dry, the noodles are packaged to be sold at a price of Rp20,000 (US$1.2) per kilogram. ''Soun'' noodles are usually consumed by the community by being processed into soup and other traditional foods. (Photo by Ali Lutfi/NurPhoto) -
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Traditional Noodle Maker From Palm Starch Called "Soun"
An aerial photo shows workers making traditional noodles called ''Soun'' using palm starch as the raw material in Manjung Village, Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia, on September 25, 2025. The traditional noodles are made by manually turning flour into a pulp and then feeding it into a machine to make noodles. After being shaped into noodles, they are dried in the sun until dry and then packaged to be sold at a price of Rp 20,000 (US$ 1.2) per kilogram. The ''Soun'' noodles are usually consumed by the community in soups and other traditional foods. (Photo by Ali Lutfi/NurPhoto) -
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Traditional Noodle Maker From Palm Starch Called "Soun"
Workers check dried noodles after they dry in the sun while making traditional noodles called ''Soun'' in Manjung Village, Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia, on September 24, 2025. The traditional noodles are made by manually turning flour into a pulp and then putting it into a machine to form noodles. After being made into noodles, they dry in the sun until dry and then are packaged to be sold at a price of Rp 20,000 (US$ 1.2) per kilogram. The ''Soun'' noodles are usually consumed by the community by making soup and other traditional foods. (Photo by Ali Lutfi/NurPhoto) -
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Traditional Noodle Maker From Palm Starch Called "Soun"
A worker pushes a tray of noodles that come out of the machine to be dried while making traditional noodles called ''Soun'' in Manjung Village, Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia, on September 24, 2025. The traditional noodles are made by manually turning flour into a pulp and then feeding it into a machine to form noodles. After being made into noodles, they are dried in the sun until dry and then packaged to be sold at a price of Rp 20,000 (US$ 1.2) per kilogram. The ''Soun'' noodles are usually consumed by the community by making soup and other traditional foods. (Photo by Ali Lutfi/NurPhoto)