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Shirataki Noodles
Just wondering how Brendan feels about Shirataki noodles and whether or not they "fit into" the Thirive program. I've never had them, but I am intrigued (only if they fit into the program). Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Jvegegirl on -
Aren't those the noodles made from soy with approximately zero calories? I think you might do better with a raw zucchini noodle dish if you want a no-starch option. Shirataki noodles seem heavily processed. Buckwheat soba and brown rice pasta are very nourishing though, so enjoy them if you like pastsa!
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Permalink Reply by Deborah Bartlett on
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I opt for zucchini noodles or Kelp noodles and sometimes a mix of both any time Im making a pasta meal.
I LOVE both .
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Permalink Reply by dana on
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I love too use both the kelp and zuchinni noodles together .... the great thing about kelp noodles is that they are raw - not processed and filled with great minerals ... they have a crunch without any flavour .. taking on wahtever you put with them ... the only thing is you must really rinse them well or they ahve a sea/ fishy kinda smell!!
one of my favourite salads is zuchinni spirals with kelp noodles, diced tomato , diced cucumber, mung bean sprouts and avocado ... then i sprinkle either a a few pumpkin seeds or hemp hearts or both!!! yummy ... no dressing needed!!
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This sounds soo good! Im going to try mine like this :)
dana said:I love too use both the kelp and zuchinni noodles together .... the great thing about kelp noodles is that they are raw - not processed and filled with great minerals ... they have a crunch without any flavour .. taking on wahtever you put with them ... the only thing is you must really rinse them well or they ahve a sea/ fishy kinda smell!!
one of my favourite salads is zuchinni spirals with kelp noodles, diced tomato , diced cucumber, mung bean sprouts and avocado ... then i sprinkle either a a few pumpkin seeds or hemp hearts or both!!! yummy ... no dressing needed!!
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Permalink Reply by Tracy G on
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what type of kelp noodles do you use? and where do you get them from? my whole foods can't carry them :(
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Permalink Reply by Jvegegirl on
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I get mine here for $4 a pack! http://www.shoprawfoods.com/search
Tracy G said:what type of kelp noodles do you use? and where do you get them from? my whole foods can't carry them :(
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Permalink Reply by dana on
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hi .. I order mine directly from Sea Tangle ... and they ship up to canada ... and they end up about 3.75 per package...including shipping .. sorry don't have the website .. but if you google Sea Tangle you should be able to find it .. let me know ..
dana
Jvegegirl said:I get mine here for $4 a pack! http://www.shoprawfoods.com/search
Tracy G said:what type of kelp noodles do you use? and where do you get them from? my whole foods can't carry them :(
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