Miracle Noodle Organic Shirataki Spaghetti, Gluten-Free, Zero Carb, Keto, Vegan, Soy Free, Paleo, Blood Sugar Friendly, 7oz (Pack of 6)

I use konjac daily in my busy kitchen, and appreciate the adaptability the variously shaped pastas bring to our low-carb, gluten-free table. Although we order and cook the products in bulk, sometimes quick and easy between big batches would be a relief. Hence, my purchase of this ready-to-eat variety. Unfortunately, each of the tiny bags we received contain, according to their labels, a whopping 14 grams of carbohydrates. That’s appreciably more than all other pure glucomannan pasta. Pure, as opposed to those with tofu or other ingredients that add carbs. Standard Miracle Noodle products tend to have about 1-3 grams each of carbs and fiber and 0 of everything else. Convenience is nice, but not at the expense of additional carbs. And why? Where do they come from? I would welcome an explanation from the company or the seller. I’m still giving this three stars because it’s a usable product for those who aren’t on strict carb control.

Amazon sent me these by mistake. You can see by the picture that what i actually ordered is the ready to eat noodles (which infortunately are not organic but dont have the nasty smell and dont need extra rinsing and cooking to get rid of the smell). Amazon has confused the two kinds of noodles. Three times! So i went to the source to get the ready-to-eat noodles, which i highly recommend. But dont order them from Amazon because they dont understand what you want.

I don't reccomend these. They are rubbery, and sticky. The more you chew,the more it expands.Sauces and spices do not absorb.

It's nice to have something ready to use unlike the other Miracle Noodles where I had to boil and pan dry before use. If you are a person on the go, this is for you. The only downside is that it still has that smell so definitely rinse before use.

C'mon. Who eats tasteless nonsense like shirataki noodles (and is grateful for it)? Dieters, paleo dieters, keto dieters, low carb dieters: people like me, people who care about the nutritional information of their food down to the last damn carb. The photo of the product in this listing is completely different from what gets sent. There is a WORLD of difference between 2 net carbs and ELEVEN. That's half the carbs I get to eat in an entire DAY! Plus, the bags i got clearly say: "Net Wt 7 oz", while the nutritional label says "Serving size 3 oz. Servings per container: 2" MATH FAIL. Oh, and btw, the listing title says "Heat and Eat 8 oz" So, what is it? 6oz? 7oz? 8oz? Who the hell knows what's in this bag. It's made in China (not Thailand as advertised), so...it's anyone's guess. Go back to the aroma-full name brand Miracle Noodles. Run from these "Miracle Noodle Kitchen" imposters. I wish I had.

I always liked Miracle Noodles for my low carb/keto meals, but hated the hassle so rarely used them. But these make it so easy to use. They truly do not have an odor. And there is no rinsing necessary. I do still pan fry them to make the texture more appealing to me, but that's easy enough to do right before adding other items to the pan. These are awesome!

After purchasing this product online, I found a similar (Shirataki ) offering in my local Asian store for half the price. While these noodles were fine for our Pho, I can't justify the expense.

The item I recieved looks nothing like the item pictured and I thought I was ordering. Has different carb amount different (less) fiber amount, different calories per serving and when I go into the correct item it shows it is not even availible until July 10th.