Hungry Girl is a HOTTIE!

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  • ArtGeek22
    ArtGeek22 Posts: 1,429 Member
    Bumping this thread for later :-)
  • ScottFree_66
    ScottFree_66 Posts: 200
    shirataki noodles... sounds interesting.
    I'll have to check my local HEB grocery store for those.
  • wftiger
    wftiger Posts: 1,283 Member
    more importantly. Do they TASTE like pasta?

    No. They are like rubber bands soaked in a minnow bucket. Glad others like them but i would rather go without than eat those.

    I buy Carba-nada noodles. Much better NI then pasta and looks and tastes like pasta.
  • bikinibeliever
    bikinibeliever Posts: 832 Member
    They smell like fish, and they really have no taste until you add flavor to them.
    I hate fish, so I can't get past the horrible smell...



    If you rinse them the fishy smell is gone. I am glad I read about the smell and rinse or I wouldn't have used them. They are great!! :smile:
  • Dudagarcia
    Dudagarcia Posts: 849 Member
    I get mine at a place called Central Market and they are "Nooodles" & are great.

    1 packet of noodles, drained & rinced
    Add to pan with cooked chicken or beef
    Add 1 small diced tomatoe
    Add some jalapenos
    Stir & allow all the flavors to mix with the noodles
    Then pour in a bowl &
    Add 1 serving of WW mexican blend shredded cheese
    Add 1 serving of Wholly Guacamole

    You're soooo gonna love it.

    This is what I'm having for dinner. :)

    I also add ground cumin, garlic powder & onion powder to my liking

    My son used to get these at a japanese store
  • emmlovesyewx3
    emmlovesyewx3 Posts: 38
    noodles<333
  • cprice05
    cprice05 Posts: 82 Member
    I'm going to have to try these...thanks!
  • lushunn32
    lushunn32 Posts: 107
    bump
  • bhajrizi11
    bhajrizi11 Posts: 101
    bump
  • pinkita
    pinkita Posts: 779 Member
    Just had the Alfredo for lunch. The flavour is great, the texture is rubbery. Not sure it will be in regular rotation. I have less issue with the smaller noodles, more like itchiban noodles, still rubbery, but more tolerable. I usually make a spicy stir fry with them.

    Btw, in Canada, Safeway has them in the Tofu section usually 2 for $4.

    I saw them in Safeway here in San Francisco today on sale 2 for $3.
  • sthrnchick
    sthrnchick Posts: 771
    Thank you so much sharing! Always needing new ideas!
  • sweetmissy24
    sweetmissy24 Posts: 2
    I like this product a lot. The trick is to really rinse them off super good and to dry them before you cook them, I usually pat the water off them from rinsing and lay them out on a cookie sheet in the oven on low. I like making tuna noodle casserole with them as well.

    Yummy!
  • silverbullet07
    silverbullet07 Posts: 100 Member
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