What is oodles and noodles?

It's similar to saying "tons of" or "a gazillion".

It's often used playfully or informally, emphasizing the sheer volume of whatever is being discussed.

For example:

* "I have oodles and noodles of homework to do tonight."

* "There were oodles and noodles of people at the concert."

It's worth noting that while "noodles" alone can refer to a type of pasta, in this phrase it doesn't have a literal meaning. It's simply part of the playful, exaggerated expression.