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dry shirataki noodles

Unlike the wet version of shirataki noodles, dried konjac noodles are easier to digest and offer a much better texture and taste. However, the following list of drawbacks to dry shirataki noodles should be noted.

Dry shirataki noodles have better taste and texture than wet shirataki noodles

You can significantly reduce your carb intake by including Shirataki Noodles in your diet. Most large supermarkets and health food stores carry them. They can be included in Asian soups, creamy dishes, stir-fries, and other dishes. They can also be combined with dairy, meat, and vegetables. They have a texture that is shelf-stable.


The konjac plant which where our dry konjac rice came from, a tuber that contains the beneficial fiber glucomannan, is used to make shirataki. The fiber is transformed from a powder to strands that resemble noodles. These noodles have a texture similar to rice and can be made in about ten minutes.


Low in carbohydrates and free of gluten are shirataki noodles. The fiber in the noodles may make you feel more satisfied and help you look less slimy. They are popular in Asian soups, stir-fries, and ramen and can be used in a wide range of recipes.


Shirataki noodles come in a wide range of sizes and shapes. You can purchase them online in addition to in the refrigerator section of a grocery store, where they are typically sold.


Why choose Hethstia dry shirataki noodles?

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