Weight Loss/Maintenance
Related: About this forumEver hear of "Miracle Noodles"? They have no calories or carbs, just fiber.
They are a little bit gross because they are kind of gelatinous but if you stick them in a pan with some oil and a ton of spices, (or shrimp and garlic and olive oil) I find them quite acceptable. They also make muffins and breads from them but I have never tried it.
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Dream Girl
(5,111 posts)Kali
(55,687 posts)didn't care for spaghetti squash at all (although I will eventually give it one more try in some kind of Asian dish, but for a pasta sub with butter or spaghetti sauce, I didn't like it)
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)Maraya1969
(22,967 posts)And there is free shipping. They were $22.10 for 8 of them. I actually didn't check to see how big they were. They are only about 35 calories each
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Maraya1969
(22,967 posts)They taste good but last night I ended up putting butter on them.
PennyK
(2,311 posts)The brand is "Home," I believe. it's not bad if you rinse, heat, drain, heat, rinse again.
Happy Hoosier
(8,299 posts)They are best when used with a flavorful sauce. The textire is firmer than pasta.but they can help scratch the itch.