Asian product from Chop-Stick, 2.50 Fr/200g. I LOVE IT <3 Hopefully it stays and comes to most stores. Rice and other pasta formats would also be great (now only spaghetti) and of course the cheaper the better ;) THANK YOU MIGROS!!!
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Guest
10 years ago
Hello nancy_na
It's great that we can make you so happy with this product.
I wish you lots of fun trying out recipes and enjoying the shirataki spaghetti ;)
Kind regards
Tanja
10 years ago
Edited
Just bought m Center Brügg! ?
Guest
10 years ago
Here is another picture of the iPodTouch!
10 years ago
No, how nice is that? - May brings everything new!
Thank you nancy_na and deactivated user (?) for the tip and above all thank you Migros for the introduction!
Hopefully it will also affect the stores in Bern. What about the nutritional values, i.e. what does it say?
Many thanks for any further information and I'm definitely looking forward to it
maripac
10 years ago
One pack (contains 200g) has only 16 calories.
10 years ago
Are these also available in 9500 Wil?
Guest
10 years ago
Hello everyone
You will generally find the noodles in the Asian range in many stores. It's best to have a look in store or ask the sales staff there. Shirataki noodles will also soon be listed on Migipedia - there you can also check which stores already stock the noodles.
Nutritional information per 100g:
kcal: 8
Fat (saturated fatty acids): 0.5g
Carbohydrates (sugar): 0.5g
Dietary fiber: 3.0g
Protein: 0.5g
Salt: 0.01g
Best regards
Tanja
10 years ago
Edited
Dear Tanja,
Thank you very much for your message and the nutritional information.
I am indescribably grateful for the introduction of this long-awaited product - and of course very excited?
I was able to buy a pack of this miraculous spaghetti in the Marktgasse store in Bern the day before yesterday. The pack size of 200g is also ideal for individuals and the "preparation" is simply ingenious:
"Rinse pasta well with water. For a hot dish, place the pasta in boiling water for 1 minute and serve with sauce.
Serve pasta cold (do not boil) as a salad with salad dressing or add to a soup."
(Source: packaging)
As far as "salad dressings" are concerned, there is only one in my opinion that would definitely go perfectly with these noodles or spaghetti in terms of taste (and because of its other unbeatable advantages): The M-Classic Pikant Dressing without oil.
Since, unlike the shirataki spaghetti, this delicious, unique oil-free spicy dressing is unfortunately not vegetarian, I would like to take this opportunity to once again (sorry?) make my biggest personal product-related request that the ingredient "Worcester sauce" be omitted from this dressing.
With many thanks and kind regards
maripac
Guest
10 years ago
Hello maripac
Have you tried the pasta yet? I have to admit - I still have some catching up to do. But the super quick preparation time is definitely a strong argument for me ;-).
I know your concern about your favorite salad dressing. I would be happy to pass it on to the product managers again. Unfortunately, I have no influence on the adjustment of the recipe. But perhaps that's for the best ;-).
Nevertheless, I'll keep my fingers crossed that your request will be heard at some point.
Best regards
Tanja
10 years ago
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Dear Tanja,
Thank you very much for your kind message, for forwarding my request again and for keeping your fingers crossed.
Yes, I have tried the shirataki noodles and spaghetti:)https://community.migros.ch/m/Produkte/Low-Carb-Bei-einer-1200-kcal-Diät-könnte-man-15-Kilo-Shirataki/ba-p/450504