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Spaetzle is generally chewy. Similar to dumplings in effort. Prob not what you're looking for.
My grandmother combined spaetzle with American chicken noodle soup. Made broth, thickened with flour, cut the spaetzle long and thick. It's amazing.
Sounds delicious. I’ll have to keep it in mind for later