So off I went to pick up my noodles yesterday and have to say I LOVE THEM!!!!! Just made a fab stir fry of chicken, some onion, mushrooms,garlic, ginger, chilli's and a splash of soy sauce then topped it with a big handful of coriander. So filling and was delicious. I would definatley recommend scouting and contacting your local asian supermarkets for these as I got mine for 0.99p for 170g packet. They would deffo work in a spag bol or any pasta dish as well....and I thought staying on induction was gonna be tough lol.
Zero Noodles??
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Knickers please could you share your red thai noodles recipe in the recipe section...id love to try it as i tend to eat zero noodles every night for dinner and need some variations on chicken laksa. Also your so lucky to get them so cheap, i have tried all my local asian supermarkets around surrey/london and they are usually around £1.70 per 170g pack! so i get mine online :-(
very_trying
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I bought some of these noodles recently but i don't know if I'll get them again cos of the cost and the packet is rather small.
Hi Everyone, I just wanted to let you know about this recipe i tried last night with shirataki noodles as i works really well.
Its is noodles in peanut satay sauce and is definately worth a try:
zero noodles
Handful of sliced carrots
Handful of broccoli florets
Handful of sliced mushrooms
Small handful of spring onions and chives
1 teaspoon minced ginger
2 teaspoon minced garlic
1 tablespoon crunchy peanut butter
Splash of soy sauce
Splash of fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon honey
Handful of diced red pepper
In a nonstick frying pan, put in a tablespoon of water and bring to the boil. Add all the vegetables, cover and simmer for 4 minutes (until the veggies go tender).
Add the spring onion, chives, ginger, garlic and continue cooking for another 2 minutes.
In a non stick pan, mix the peanut butter, soy sauce, the lime juice, honey and a splash of water then heat on low for a few minutes until it mixes. Then add the noodles and vegetables to the mix and heat through for a further minute or two.
Add the peppers, and cook for another minute
Its is noodles in peanut satay sauce and is definately worth a try:
zero noodles
Handful of sliced carrots
Handful of broccoli florets
Handful of sliced mushrooms
Small handful of spring onions and chives
1 teaspoon minced ginger
2 teaspoon minced garlic
1 tablespoon crunchy peanut butter
Splash of soy sauce
Splash of fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon honey
Handful of diced red pepper
In a nonstick frying pan, put in a tablespoon of water and bring to the boil. Add all the vegetables, cover and simmer for 4 minutes (until the veggies go tender).
Add the spring onion, chives, ginger, garlic and continue cooking for another 2 minutes.
In a non stick pan, mix the peanut butter, soy sauce, the lime juice, honey and a splash of water then heat on low for a few minutes until it mixes. Then add the noodles and vegetables to the mix and heat through for a further minute or two.
Add the peppers, and cook for another minute
desperate2Bslim
Reaching the goal
Will give it a try, zzjanliz, Thanks!
I can't live without noodles, must try to look for alternatives.
I can't live without noodles, must try to look for alternatives.4isnotenough
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does anyone know the most cost effective way to purchase these noodles. 6 packs of noodles costs £20 on the zero noodles site.
lozzers_losing_weight
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I have found somewhere to purchase these on the London/Surrey Borders at £1.48 per 200g pack.
There is a Korean supermarket in New Malden. If anyone knows the area it's under the A3 flyover; you have B&Q on your left then Halfords then Big Yellow Storage. If you take the entrance for Big Yellow there is also a sign for Korean supermarket which is round the back.
It is useful to take or have ready on your phone the name and a pic of the packet as the staff in there only really knew what I wanted once I showed them a picture but they were really helpful.
I would also add although I've not tried any yet...I felt a little cheated buying these as the packet it 200g but this is really made up of the water the noodles are in. I hope their worth the money.
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There is a Korean supermarket in New Malden. If anyone knows the area it's under the A3 flyover; you have B&Q on your left then Halfords then Big Yellow Storage. If you take the entrance for Big Yellow there is also a sign for Korean supermarket which is round the back.
It is useful to take or have ready on your phone the name and a pic of the packet as the staff in there only really knew what I wanted once I showed them a picture but they were really helpful.
I would also add although I've not tried any yet...I felt a little cheated buying these as the packet it 200g but this is really made up of the water the noodles are in. I hope their worth the money.
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