I am in despirate search for Shirataki noodles .. According to a magazine I read --- they are relatively 0 carbs, and will work with any sauce .. I believe they are tofu based .. but can't find any more information about them, cuz I do a search on the internet .. and it comes up with Shirataki mushrooms, and/or noodles ...

Can anyone send me in a direction ( or as I usually say to my friends .. Tell me where to go?? ) ... to find these !!! ????

PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAASSSEEEE!!!!!!!
Thanks

Sally, I haven't been able to find these anywhere in southern WI.

You can order them from amazon if you're interested.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...t-food&v=glance

try calling your asian grocier or whole foods to see if they have them, im still debating wheather i like them, they kinda gross me out, i just bought a case a couple of weeks ago, cause they are so hard to find.i had to drive a hour and a half to get them.

Do you have any Asian groceries or markets in your area?? I just recently saw some Shirataki noodles at the Vietnamese market near me.

This place is a lot cheaper.

http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/inde...S&Category=1277

Am I reading the websites right ??? Shirtaki Noodles must be refrigerated??? Maybe THAT'S my problem .. I frequent an Asian store in the Milwaukee area, but I've always looked in the "petrified" noodle section ... ... I just may check the refridgerated section .. and see what they have .. but I truly appreciate the information .. Thank you to all that replied !!!!

I'm also concerned .. has anyone tried these ?? The reviews are stating "fish smell" .. *peeewwwwww* well -- If I can get "A" package .. I can give a try !!

Thanks again !!! Totally appreciated !!!!

Hi Sally,

I buy them in the local grocery - they are next to the tofu kind of things near the veg - long and white and squiggly sold in water in a clear package.

Once I have opened them I store them in a tupperware (in water as with tofu) in the fridge and add about 3 oz at a time to things like stir-fries. I tend to prefer them cool and I add things like rice vinegar, a little chili paste, green onions and soy sauce. I think they are nice! Kind of fresh and clean tasting.

Good luck!

Stacy

Thanks for the info Stacey .. .. I really appreciate it ... I will check my grocers in the "tofu" section too ..

Thanks again !! I WILL FIND THEM !!!!

I go to the Asian markets in Los Angeles and they have these noodles quite cheap. If you don't have such markets there are Low Carb websites that carry and ship these noodles. I go to Low Carb Heaven in Sherman Oaks, CA and I know they ship these noodles.

If you rinse them, then parboil them in some nice clean water they come out neutral.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...item=9500211453

You can get them quite cheap there, and on their website http://www.konjacfoods.com/

Whole Foods in Madison might carry them. I'd call first.

Here is a picture of what you should be looking for:



Here is a store locator:

http://www.house-foods.com/tofushirataki_faq.html