In general, the changes in the microstructure of frozen cooked noodles may be due to the formation of ice crystals and the mechanical action of ice crystals, which results in the dehydration of the noodles. Noodles processed with higher freezing rates were observed to have higher texture properties. However, the four materials have different microstructures, water moisture, and texture decreases. An explanation is that the differences may be caused by the components and the rheological properties of the wheat flours, thus resulting in differences such as the microstructure, the water moisture and textures.These findings, if generally applicable to cooked noodle products, could have important quality and economic implications for the convenience of the food industry.