Sweet Keto Noodles? (A Noodlefication Experiment brought to you by my viewers!)


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Today’s video is just for some whacky kitchen fun using the @Kitchen Alchemy from Modernist Pantry ingredients, Sodium Alginate and Calcium Lactate.

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  1. Valerie Hanson
    Valerie Hanson says:

    If your electrolyte mix has calcium in it then that would have reacted to the sodium alginate causing it to gel. Selecting your almond milk for chocolate noodles is also important. If it is fortified with calcium, it may not work (depends on how much calcium is added). To gel calcium products, you need to add the calcium lactate to the food and put the sodium alginate in the bath water. This is not a good solution due to the carb count of the calcium lactate.

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  2. Chitza
    Chitza says:

    I appreciate all your hard work with these experiments, but I think the chocolate noodles are a hard no for me 🤣
    I wonder how they would do fried for a cannoli?

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  3. Knittingmommy
    Knittingmommy says:

    Chocolate noodles aren't all that unusual. Back before I did keto, my pasta maker had a chocolate noodle recipe in the included booklet. Add a little chocolate sauce next time with the whipped cream!

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  4. Lana Phelps Good News Keto Grandma
    Lana Phelps Good News Keto Grandma says:

    Chocolate noodles…. interesting! 🤔
    As you were making the..
    (what you called) "flop," I was thinking that it looked like a fruity flan!! Just remember that in cooking there are no flops (mistakes), but merely happy accidents!! (As long as it is edible! 😁) ❤💙💜

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  5. Vera Kokeny
    Vera Kokeny says:

    This was fun! 😀 Those worms need to be done somehow. You just have to figure out, how.
    Now I wonder… Looking through your repices I can see that you always put 1 tbsp Sodium Alginate to 3 cups liquid and (usually) get a pourable & squeezable result. I follow Asian Keto's recipe to the letter, adding two tbsp Sodium Alginate – and end up with the weird jello texture. 🙁 Up until now I thought that I always fck up something – but now I think that next time I'll just add 1 tbsp of SA…

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