IPPINKA Dried Konjac Shirataki Noodles, 8.81oz, Pesticide-free, Low-carb

Can't always get pure konjac where I live. This is a good product.

Most shiritaki noodles are shipped wet. Very few companies sell it dried. I like the dried version because I can do a few more things in the kitchen with it when it comes in dried form.This comes with tradeoffs of course. The tradeoffs are:-it stores for even longer than wet noodles do once they are opened-it can fry up in hot oil into crisps, which you practically cannot do with the wet noodles-the dried version has to be coated with tapioca in order to be stored-this affects the taste and the carb content if you don't boil it ahead of time and rinse off the tapioca-the amount of carbs we're talking about are not major unless you are getting these for a pure keto dietWhen I bought a few of these, the price was a little lower than it is now. Two dollars per serving (the current price) is right at the edge of what I would consider reasonable. It seems like someone somewhere could offer a dried shirataki noodle product for a little less.

Bought these hoping to get a low carb/low sugar product. According to the nutrition facts on the back this is not a low carb product and isn't low sugar either. A little angry because I am diabetic and did not realize this would be a waste of money for me. Blood sugar spiked after eating. Rose by 30 points the next morning, fasting blood sugar was 116 up from 86.

Good quality, thick and good mouth feel.

I like that while most Konjac noodles ship in water I didn’t have to worry about that here. Ideal really. However I don’t think I’ve hydrated them well enough the first couple of times I’ve used them. That said they work just like the bagged water kind, and weigh less and need far less room.

I didn't check the ingredients. It's mostly tapioca! Not quite as bad ketowise as bleached white flower. Ok