JackieSpahr's Journal, 10 Jan 18

I've had the miracle, it's ok. Not enough research out there but I don't mind using it. Wash it well and cover with some type of sauce and it's fine. Nothing like regular pasta but an ok option. 

I’ve bern eating the pasta zero and getting it at WalMart. It’s not bad. I don’t expect it to taste like wheat pasta though. It reminds me more of rice noodles in the taste with a mustier after tone of taste and a little al dente texture, not quite rubbery, but more firm than the wheat because all you do is rinse off the water they are stored in and warm them up and serve them with your sauce. They are very filling and I am happy that they don’t change the taste of your food. WalMart is selling small 2 serving packages in their salad area with the dressings and such. If you have a local store you might check there and try a package before ordering any from an on line retail or anything. 

Jackie, like you said your 80 and to change over to a new eating regime is hard for you.Like I said before don't worry about it have what you like with in moderation.Remember the icecream you love and I said have a bowl once a week just don't eat the whole gal.Same applies here. 

I like the angel hair Miracle Noodles. They do have a fishy smell but it dissipates once rinsed, boiled, and then dry fried in a pan. I toss mine with 1 oz Kerrygold, 1 oz cream cheese and a pinch of fresh Parmesan. It’s a good substitute for white sauce (you can even add in some shrimp for extra protein). 

I do Miracle Noodles as well. They are basically everything "Free" across the board. They will actually pick up the flavor of any sauce you put them in and they are quite filling. Highly recommend them! 

Tried them not sure tried them again don't trust what they are made of. Reviews were not good, difficult for your body to digest. 

it depends if your a texture person or not I got the pasta and as long as you pair it with through sauce its a winner for me but my fiance really hated out he said it tasted slimy.