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Zero Noodles Gluten Free Noodles 20 x 200g
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Zero Noodles allow you lose weight whilst still enjoying your favourite foods. An alternative to heavy calorie-laden pastas. Made from Konjac Glucomannan, a natural soluble fibre produced by the Konjac Plant, which is then mixed with water to produce the noodles.
Like pasta or rice, Zero Noodles are very subtle in flavour and take on the taste of the food and sauce they are cooked in.
Full ingredients
Konnyaku Glucomannan flour (3.8%), food grade Calcium Hydroxide (0.2%), Water (96%).
Always read the label before use
Per 100g Serving: | |
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Energy | 4 kcal |
Fat | 0.2g |
of which sugars | 0g |
Protein | 0g |
Fibre | 1.4g |
Carbohydrate | 1.5g |
Sodium | 0g |
Boil for 3-5 minutes, drain and add to other ingredients. Dry fry in a non-stick pan for 3-5 minutes, then add to other ingredients. Add directly to Soups, Stews, Stir-frys etc.
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172 reviews
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Great for weight loss
I first tried noodles like this at Itsu, clean, tasty, and almost no calories. Seemed too good to be true! I have made Itsu's cold Japanese dish using Zero Noodles from H&B, Singapore Noodles, and Korean soup noodles, all delicious. It turns out very much like bean thread no…
Beeee - 6 years ago
Great
Zero noodles are a great option if you have gluten intolerance too. So many ways to prepare it. Quick and easy
Monamo - 6 years ago
Excellent product
I thought these would be too good to be true but they are actually really nice. The texture is a bit different but they are pretty much the same as noodles. I've ditched my high calorie chinese on a saturday night and now make my own chiil prawns with noodles. Easy to mak…
michelle1234567 - 7 years ago
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