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By Bonster28
on April 29, 2012
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This was better than I was expecting. I made it for my employees after telling them all about it. Most loved it, only had one that was not so thrilled with the noodles. Rinsing, heating and drying noodles prior will help alot. I have made this a couple of times and varied the chees for variety. One of my favorite!!! Thanks Hungry Girl
By sherriejob
Fort Woth, TX
on December 28, 2011
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It was tasty....however, I couldn't get past the smell or the texture of the noodles. If you could keep the same calories with different noodles it would be at the top of my list.
By dgrkelly
Maryland
on December 01, 2011
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This recipe was not as awful as I thought it would be after reading some of the reviews. I found that THOROUGHLY rinsing the noodles and then heating them for 1 minute in the microwave got rid of the smell. Drying the noodles was also important. The taste was good, however I agree with other reviewers that the texture was rather chewy and for that reason I gave it 3 stars.
By dudley0521_11853019
Frisco, TX
on November 19, 2011
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I am on Weight Watchers and am missing my pasta fix. Made this for lunch today and I have found my new favorite "noodle." I added rotisserie chicken and steamed broccoli and it was great!
By hippiechick7897
on September 22, 2011
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I wanted to like it. I really wanted to like it but I'm a HUGE texture person and as another reviewer said it felt like I was chewing rubber bands. The texture was awful and the smell of the tofu shirataki noodles was gag inducing. I took a few bites, decided I couldn't stomach it and tossed the rest out.
That said, the sauce part itself wasn't bad and I've contemplated using it over some nice whole wheat spaghetti.
By southern soul
Florida
on September 05, 2011
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This is one of my favorite meals. I eat a lot of shirataki noodles and this is one of the best recipes that I have found. On some evenings for a heartier meal I will add sliced turkey tenders (99% fat free that I saute in onion and garlic. This makes a lovely meal that is quick and simple for any night of the week.
By mmpeters03
on August 28, 2011
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I actually really enjoyed this meal! It was just as rich and creamy as I had hoped, and completely easy. For those who aren't a fan of the shirataki noodles, I would recommend the angel hair variety, as they are a bit less rubbery than the spaghetti ones, and (as others have noted make sure to rinse thoroughly and dry thoroughly. I didn't find them rubbery or bland or strange at all--quite enjoyed them in fact! I will try either adding garlic or the garlic/herb version of the Laughing Cow cheese next time, but this is definitely getting added to my rotation of meals-for-one that don't make me feel guilty!
By SeattleCougFan
Seattle, WA
on August 17, 2011
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I'm sorry to say, this was really gross...I was so excited to make it, after seeing the Hungry Girl episode where it was featured...I thought that I had finally found a low calorie, guilt-free pleasure...I made it, and really struggled to eat even a small portion of it.
By PJinPDX
Portland, OR
on July 21, 2011
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True you either love or hate the noodles. My recommendation is to dry them THOUROUGHLY. I mean, blot until the paper towels are dry. I liked this recipe, and after adding a little microplaned garlic - it was really tasty.
By jessd710
Rocky Hill, CT
on July 18, 2011
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The noodles are either something you really like or are grossed out by. If you like them, they're a great alternative to pasta. They can be hard to find (I find them at Whole Foods, but I recommend checking their website for a store or to buy online.