Miracle Noodle Egg White Pasta Variety Pack, 3.5 Oz (Pack of 6), Spaghetti, Vermicelli Angel Hair, Ready to Eat Egg White Noodles, 10g Protein, 45 Calories, 1g Net Carbs Per Serving, High Protein, Keto, Gluten-Free

These are low carb noodles, great for losing weight. They aren't rubbery like other noodles. My brother thinks they taste better than pasta. Also these noodles are high in protein

A little slippery in texture but not chewy. I like to add one package to soup. Is it filling rough to have one package by itself. Not really. If I was going to eat it alone you do need to eat 2 packages. Is it pricey? Yes, but eggs are pricey and this is a nice option to add some protein in if you can afford it. Does it taste like pasta? No. But it does give you “pasta vibes” in your dish. It’s really doesn’t taste like anything which honestly is a win in my opinion. You don’t need to rinse it forever to get a gross smell off it like you do with miracle noodles. It is odorless. I’ve bought them twice now and think it’s a good thing to have around the house.

Keto friendly, silky smooth, no smell, not chewy. Similar to Japanese Somen noodles.

So the product itself was pretty good and a good really low carb alternative if you're having to keep your carbs really low. BUT, check the dates when you get them. I pulled out one of my last two packets and noticed the use by date. I ordered it the end of May 2025 and the use by date was the beginning of December 2024. So essentially was sent product that was 6 months past the use by date. I'm kicking myself for not thinking to double check the date when I got it. It was also shipped with one punctured and was rotten when I opened it not realizing initially the top was punctured. So long story short I threw away three pouches and wasted a lot of money. I hope Costco starts carrying these, I want to use them but no way I'm ordering anything like this from Amazon ever again. So the product itself is good (would give it 5 stars if you actually could use what is shipped) but be wary of ordering it on Amazon.

I have been searching for low carb noodles without any bad ingredients and came across this, with healthy minimal ingredients that sounds too good to be true! Although the price was expensive, I decided to give it a try. The good thing about it is that it needs no cooking at all! Straight out of the pack, I mix it with some olive oil and Japanese sauce and it tasted great! I gave it 4 star out of 5 because my son and I both felt the amount was too little for the high price. You would need 2 packs to get a decent portion! Bottom line, I would recommend it if you are looking for a healthy alternative to ramen, eat like a bird and don’t mind the steep price!

Tastes great! But I honestly thought I was being punked with the size of the pouches. No where near worth the money. Sry. Make them bigger or less expensive and I would buy again.

I enjoy these egg noodles way more than Konjac noodles. They have 10g of protein (Konjac has 0), though they’re more than twice the price it is totally worth it for me. Preparing, sharing, and enjoying food is a meditation and a major source of joy in my life, so I’m happy to invest in it. They absorbed the flavor of my homemade pho beautifully, and the texture was very similar to wheat-based noodles which I love, though my digestive tract does not.

For years I tried pasta alternatives to satisfy my Italian husband's need for pasta. He hated spaghetti squash. He hated Shirtake noodles. He hated soy based noodles. He hated the palm tree noodles. I finally found a noodle that he will eat. and actually says comes very close to real pasta. I just wish the packages were bigger. This is a serving for one.