Miracle Noodle?

I like them! They're not as good as regular noodles... they have a chewier texture. If you cook them right, they have very little taste, but they do smell a bit when you first open them. A lot of people can't get past that initial fishy smell. It's worth a shot - hey, it's no cals!

I've gotten them before. I like their angel hair ones...I got a variety pack once, and wasn't a big fan of the other types of noodles. I just didn't have as much as a use for the other noodles. But they have some that you can use as a rice replacement too. They are definitely different texture, kind of rubbery. But they taste pretty good in like stir-frys etc, because they have no flavor of their own, and taste like whatever you put them in.

You can also get them at Asian markets usually as Shirataki Noodles. But I think Miracle noodle bags theirs differently, or pre-washes them because the fish odor the noodles can have is not as bad from Miracle noodle. (The ones I ordered didn't have an odor at all)

i actually just bought some and am awaiting their arrival.

i'm gluten intolerant so i haven't had a REAL noodle in years... so i don't imagine texture will be an issue for me and i've read that they pick up the flavor of the sauce or the seasonings. so as long as they taste like marinara or garlic, works for me!

I tried kelp noodles with no calories and they didn't have a taste but were crunchy and I just couldn't get past the thought of kelp so then I tried shirataki with 40 calories a pack and they smelled at first but I rinsed, warmed up, and patted dry the noodles, put chicken and parmesan cheese with a little of the lauhging cow cheese and they taste exactly like what I put with it. They soak up the flavor of your other food. My two year old ate over half the plate, the only thing that stopped him from eating all of it was the fact that I wanted to have at least 3 bites of my meal. I got the noodles at the health food store for like $1.60 a pack.