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Biang Biang Noodles
Biang Biang Noodles from Xi'an dominate the list for heat delivery, with belt-wide hand-torn wheat noodles absorbing a searingly hot chili oil that's poured over raw garlic at 160 degrees Celsius to create a blistering finish. Each noodle spans 4 centimeters in width and 30 centimeters in length, making them 50% broader than the average Shanxi knife-cut ribbon. The chili oil uses 15 grams of Shaanxi dried peppers per serving, a quantity double that of typical regional bowls, ensuring a lingering heat that rivals the hottest Sichuan versions.
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