I heard a long time ago about Miracle Noodles. Has anyone tried them??

I just ordered them from their website Fiber.

I just really miss my Pasta. I eat whole what pasta sometimes and its o.k but this "pasta" claims to be tasteless but takes on the flavors of what you cook it with.

Its worth a try! Isn't that what the new year is all about, I will go outside my comfort zone and give it a whirl!!!!!!!!!!

I heard a long time ago about Miracle Noodles. Has anyone tried them??

I just ordered them from their website www.miraclenoodles.com

they are not cheap, however.....................they have no calories and tons of Fiber.

I just really miss my Pasta. I eat whole what pasta sometimes and its o.k but this "pasta" claims to be tasteless but takes on the flavors of what you cook it with.

Its worth a try! Isn't that what the new year is all about, I will go outside my comfort zone and give it a whirl!!!!!!!!!!

Never tried them, but i think I will! :hungry:

This is the stuff that was at a Mad Science birthday party that my 6 year old daughter went to. It looks like packing material and they passed it around so people could taste it. I asked my daughter and she said it kind of tasted like paper. The scientist guy said it was safe to eat and was similar to what they make cheese puffs out of before adding all the flavoring and fat. Let me know how it really goes with the sauce, etc. All of the testimonials on the website are great, but it would be helpful to hear it from a "real" person!

No calories? They must be made from string!

I'd be very interested in hearing how they taste from a real person, too. But bear in mind that just because they have no calories it doesn't mean they'll be any easier for a banded person to eat. The problem is real estate, and if there's loads of fiber in these things you might only be able to have two or three bites before you're done. And there's no nutritional value in there, so it's backfiring in two ways on you.

You need nutritional food as a banded person, not fillers. And certainly not "packing material."