As is shown in Table 4, freezing temperature has a significant effect on the texture of frozen cooked noodles. At a low freezing temperature (- 40 °C), the texture indicators of cooked noodles, such as the hardness, gum- miness, chewiness, shear stress, and tensile strength of the cooked noodles showed the highest value than the noodles frozen at - 20 °C and - 30 °C. The hardness, gumminess, and chewiness of the - 40 °C group had significant dif- ferences from those properties of the - 30 °C and - 20 °C groups (P 0.05), but the hardness, gumminess, chewi- ness of the - 30 °C group had no significant difference from the properties of the - 20 °C group (P 0.05). The tensile strength was different among the groups of - 40 °C,- 30 °Cand- 20 °C.Theshearofthe- 20 °C group had no significant difference from the properties of the - 30 °C group and the - 40 °C group (P.05). The adhesiveness, springiness, and cohesiveness of the frozen cooked noodles had no significant difference among the freezing temperatures of - 40 °C, - 30 °C and - 20 °C (P.05). The frozen cooked noodles made of Kaimai- 18, Zhongyu-10, and Zhoumai-32 had similar analysis to that of Bainong-207, and we will not repeat them here.