What Are Shirataki Noodles And Are They Healthy?


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  1. @Valjean666dk
    @Valjean666dk says:

    I finally got around to trying this recipe, except I used sweet chili instead.
    Had to order the ingredients home, as all I have so far found locally, was a few packets of shirataki nooodles.
    And I leaned that I only like the consistency of the "thin" noodles.

    It was surprising good.
    I expected that I at least would have to experiment a bit. But it was great at the first try.
    Added frozen peas and corn as that was a simple way to add some variation.

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  2. @saxnot00
    @saxnot00 says:

    Ich habe das eben ausprobiert, das ist sowas von wiederlich, man kann das nicht essen! Riechen tut es wie die Silage vom Bauern, und schmeckt ekelhaft sauer dazu der Glibber von der Shiratakinudel. Mir wird gleich wieder übel wenn ich nur dran denke.

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  3. @asuka-ryo
    @asuka-ryo says:

    I saw someone comment about dry version of shirataki noodles so I went to a supermarket nearby to see if I can find it. I live in Japan so I thought I should be able to find them easily. Long story short, the supermarket worker said “珍しい” (unusual)…

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  4. @WorldlyBong
    @WorldlyBong says:

    Felu, thank you for all the different shirataki noodles. Alas, I still don't like these noodles. Can't stand them…lol. I will make the same recipe with Udon. I know it will be higher in calories but I will live with it.

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  5. @meerkatmatrix
    @meerkatmatrix says:

    I'm doing a severe deficit cut, I stir fried mine with spiraled zucchini and eat it with chicken breast. Comes out to be about 300 calories total for a tasty and filling lunch😁

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  6. @ThisIsDumb-YT
    @ThisIsDumb-YT says:

    Don't gochujiang and black bean paste have a ton of sugar per serving? I live in East Asia, and I find that the trouble with pretty much every processed food/restaurant food here is that the sugar is super high. It doesn't taste that way because the extremely high salt content balances out the taste, but it's there. Correct me if I'm wrong, please.

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  7. @ashley_brown6106
    @ashley_brown6106 says:

    Why does everyone says they smell bad??😅 I was expecting to hate the smell when I opened the packaging but I actually loved it lmao!😂 I thought it smelled like grilled chicken😂😂😂

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  8. @cristianespinosa9854
    @cristianespinosa9854 says:

    Hi, very good explanation. I was wondering if it is ok that after rinsing, boil the shirataki for 2/3 mins and then take it to the pan? Is this a good way of cooking them (in other words, mixing the two processes that you showed)? Thank you!!

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  9. @ronpodolfo2381
    @ronpodolfo2381 says:

    My local store started selling this exact same brand recently and I’ve been loving it! Chicken and vegetables with some green curry, I just throw the shirataki straight on the plate as it is after a quick rinse. I tried dry frying them but I prefer them unprepared

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