tofu shirataki noodles?

kitwright · January 2013

Hello,

Does anyone know if its possible to get hold of these in any shops in the Uk?

Thanks

Fit_Vixen1 · January 2013

I can't even find them here in the US. Sorry, but good luck

lyfwithluv · January 2013

I buy shirataki noodles at the Asian market where I live. If you can't find them I know they can be ordered online. Good luck!

chljlleal · January 2013

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=4632&prodid=5524&cid=582 I think this is what you want.

Try any local health food shops, otherwise amazon probably sells them

Erin_goBrahScience · January 2013

I found them, and tried them. Not really my cup of tea.

MSam1205 · January 2013

I have heard people getting them from Amazon, so maybe the Amazon.uk site might be helpful? For the US, most are in the refrigerated healthfood section of your grocer. One of mine (Tops) has them in the organic produce section, the other (Wegmans in the refrigerated health food section near the tofu.........

marylou1976 · January 2013

I got them on amazon, they were from the japan centre in london

kprep · January 2013

they have them at asian markets and whole foods/central market
they are really disgusting though, definitely not worth the trouble

kwalker1965 · January 2013

Kroger has them here in Louisiana.

dawningr · January 2013

yuck.. they're seriously gross

deadstarsunburn · January 2013

In my opinion they are awful. They smell funny and the texture makes me feel like I'm eating a living fish.
I would never recommend them. I would however recommend cauliflower or spaghetti squash as a replacement.

samlankford · January 2013

lol if you season them they are actually good.. I do them with stir fry veggies and tofu chunks..:laugh:

kitwright · January 2013

Thanks everyone, it looks like Holland and Barrett sell them- I just called my local one they're out of stock... mmmm

huckleberry0070 · January 2013

They only smell/taste funny if you don't follow the instructions... You're supposed to rinse them in cold water until the smell goes away and then heat them in a pan sprayed with cooking spray. They really absorb sauces well, particularly things like soy sauce, so they taste just like regular noodles to me. I haven't had an issue with the texture but it might be because I blot them dry with a paper towel or heat them in a pan to get rid of the extra moisture so they aren't slimy.