Konjac Yam Noodles (Shiritaki, glucomannan) - 200g
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$3.99
Shirataki Konjac Yam Noodles (Glucomannan) - 200g
Shirataki noodles are made from the root of the Konjac plant. Shirataki noodles are low carbohydrate, low calorie noodles. As a result they don't have a taste of their own. Instead they readily absorb the flavours of dishes they are cooked in. They are good in broths, soups, stews etc.
Traditionally they are used in a Japanese dish called Sukiyaki - a stew with beef & vegetables.
Although this product is a noodle, the texture is nothing like pasta or spaghetti, it has a more chewy texture and because of the glucomannan it gives you a very satisfying full feeling after a meal.They are growing in popularity as a diet food due to almost zero calories and low carbohydrate.
Please note these are the traditional plain shirataki yam noodles. These are not Tofu Shirataki which are a different product.
Ingredients: Water, Yam Flour, Gelling agent E526 (Calcium Hydroxide)
Origin: Japan
Enjoy Me...
- Drain the liquid they are packed in and rinse them well. Then par boil them for a minute or so, to remove the unusual smell. Shirataki can be cut into more manageable lengths. They are then ready to be added directly into the dish you're cooking.
Storage
- Keep in a dry cool place. Refrigerate once opened. Do not freeze.
Enjoy Me... | |
1. | Drain the liquid they are packed in and rinse them well. Then par boil them for a minute or so, to remove the unusual smell. Shirataki can be cut into more manageable lengths. They are then ready to be added directly into the dish you're cooking. |
Storage | |
1. | Keep in a dry cool place. Refrigerate once opened. Do not freeze. |
Tags: Konjac, Yam, Shirataki, Noodles, glucomannan