Can someone tell me where to find House Foods Tofu ShiratakI

amyhollar

I went to their website and it says the Kroger near me has them, but I've looked in the health section where the regular tofu is and I can't find them! What section of the grocery store are they found in? I've been wanting to try them for ages! She always raves about them in Hungry Girl.

frugalmomsrock

It's in the produce section at my stores...

milaxx

Do you live near a Whole foods? I know they sell them. If not put in a request with your stores customer service department.

amyhollar

Do you live near a Whole foods? I know they sell them. If not put in a request with your stores customer service department.

yes i do! I will check there! do you know where to look in Whole Foods? By the way, how are these things? Any good?

jamie1888

You can also buy the shirataki noodles online..
http://miraclenoodle.com/index.html

Forensic

In my stores they're generally in the 'health food' section, near the gluten free or soy versions of foods. But I've never been in a Kroger.

khrys1

I live in the middle of nowhere, so I finally just ordered them from Amazon.

eviltwinkie

yes i do! I will check there! do you know where to look in Whole Foods? By the way, how are these things? Any good?

The noodles themselves are quite flavorless, so use them with a strong sauce. Much like cooking with tofu. Make sure they're WELL rinsed in cold water. I then boil them for 3 min, then pat dry before using.

So far my favorite use has been to stir fry broccoli slaw with spices, mix in with the noodles and a sauce... then eat it all later cold, after the noodles have had time to soak up some flavor.

If you have a large asian grocery around, they may also carry them or the yam shirataki noodles / blocks. I can get the tofu ones at Uwajimaya .50 cheaper a package than whole foods.

citi4300

These noodles are great, I'm hooked on them now. I find them in Asian (Korean, Japanese) grocery stores, they keep them in the fridge.