Bare Naked Foods
SKU: 034652
You remember them from Dragons' Den, now welcome them into your kitchen. Bare Naked Noodles led the revolution for low-calorie noodle replacements. A game changer if you are on a diet, or simply want to save calories for another part of your meal, they offer a great replacement for pasta, spaghetti and noodles. Add your favourite topping, serve with stir fry, or add to soups and stews. Made from what they call in Asia the miracle plant - Konjac - Bare Naked Noodles are almost zero calorie and zero fat, containing a source of fibre. Ideal if you are looking to lose or maintain weight.
Full ingredients
Water; Konjac Flour (3.4%); Firming Agent: Calcium Hydroxide; Soybean Flour (Soya); Oatmeal Flour.
For allergens see ingredients in bold.
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May contain traces of nuts and peanuts.
These are great noodles, I wouldn't pay full price for them though. Make sure you rinse them in a sieve with boiling water out of the kettle a couple of t...
Blbike - 9 years ago
I use them to beef up my lunches so I'm not put off by my small portions. They absorb any flavour they're cooked with and they have a decent amount of fib...
MM1234 - 9 years ago
Really love Barenaked noodles they are very tasty and very low fat. Great.
Mazzybish1 - 9 years ago
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Suitable for
Celery Free, Cereal Free, Crustaceans Free, Egg Free, Fish Free, Gluten Free, Kiwi Free, Lupin Free, Milk Free, Mollusc Free, Mustard Free, Sesame Seed Free, Sulphites Free, Wheat Free
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