Miracle Noodle High Protein Egg White Noodles - Spaghetti – Low in Carbs & Calories – Ready to Eat – 3.5 Ounce (Pack of 6)

YAAAAAAASSS! Ok, after a homemade batch that left me with some trauma and seeing some reviews complain about texture, i was a little nervous, especially for the price. But these were fantastic!! First the flavor and smell was absolutely nothing. It tasted how egg whites from a hard boiled egg taste like. No eggy-ness at all. Which i would've have mined. But it was absolutely a black slate vehicle for sauce. Next the texture, amazing. It reminded me of an overcooked spaghetti noodle. The weren't falling apart, but the were soft, and still held for twirls. Next, it was small, so I wanted 2 bags, really treating myself with that price tag. But i worried about having too many calories. But 45 calories a bag?? I felt like i had a huge bowl of luscious pasta for so little! And 20g protein total. Truly a miracle. Also this review is to help people, not to pat the Amazon seller on the back. I found you can buy these for $3.50/pack at sprouts. That's where I'll be going. Even at $5 it's waaaay worth it.

Omg! Soooo good. Easy. Not smelly. Tastes like pasta consistency. I added pesto and cheese. Heated in microwave.

think tennis ball size, that is how much of these Vermicelli egg white noodles you get per pouch and i am being generous with that comparison, it is less!! at $5 a pouch that is a ridiculous amount to get, it is not even enough to use as main meal noodles, just as a side dish at best.. You WILL need at least two pouches no matter how you use these for main meal.another fault, these come in water and are so soaked that even trying to dry them out so they can absorb sauce flavor some, did not work out. the noodles are sooooo thin, think two pieces of regular thread thin, that it all stays in a glob, will not break apart, even after i cut the glob into smaller sizes, just sticks together like pasty noodles even though they are not pasty..flavor wise, there is none which is typical of egg white noodles.IMO you should avoid these but, these can be handy when in a hurry so if you don't mind the small amount these pouches hold, i would get their spaghetti size egg white noodles instead.. looking at others pics, those have more substance to them and won't stay stuck in a glob.. Personally, i'll stick with using a pizza cutter on egglife wraps to cut them into noodle size i want, boiling them for 2 minutes and mixing them into sauces/soups..

I tried these for the first time yesterday with a bolognese sauce. Not a bad substitute for regular pasta for keto/carnivore folks. Instructions said there was no need to heat them up, but they would be better warmed before adding sauce. With out heating the food wasn't hot enough even when adding very hot sauce. I ended up throwing it in the microwave for a minute or so.Aside from the taste, they are pretty expensive. It was about 1 cup of noodles, so basically a single serving per bag. If cost isn't factor it's a good option. Convenient. No refrigeration needed.

These are so good! Texture is not weird. Just like noodles!

Finally a low carb option for pasta! These noodles are a game changer! They have the texture of pasta and satisfy the need. I typically drain and heat in the microwave for one minute and then soak up the excess water with a paper towel. Pasta sauce of your choice and dinner is done! Quick and easy!

I prepared the egg white noodles today for the first time. First of all, it is half the portion size you get with the Miracle Noodle Klonjac Spaguetti. These noodles break into little pieces. I heated my meat sauce w the egg white noodles only for 2 mins in the micro. These noodles do not have a bite it is just a mush. I will continue buying the konjac noodles instead and add protein separately. Not worth the price.

The flavor and texture of this product is fine. However the serving size is adequate for a kindergartener. It states 3.5 oz on the individual container, with a good portion of that being water. I needed to use two small pouches to get an adequate amount. At the price point purchased, an adequate serving is over $10. It is not worth the high price.