Miracle Noodle Pad Thai 150 calories (FOOD BITE)

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http://www.blogilates.com Cassey’s makes Pad Thai using Miracle Noodle Fettucine. The noodles are zero calorie zero carb. Try out the delicious recipe for only 150 calories a serving!

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12 responses to “Miracle Noodle Pad Thai 150 calories (FOOD BITE)”

TheGirlFromJupiter
25/06/2015
I was sceptical, but this was actually frigging delicious! One problem though… had it about 3 hours ago and I'm already hungry! Am I doing something wrong? It's 10 PM so don't really want to eat :(
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Plain Popcorn
26/06/2015
You keep repeating "zero calories", but whatever the label may say these noodles are not zero calories.
They are somewhere between 6 and 20 calories per 100 grams, it is possible that you do not care about that but for me every calorie counts.
The ones with tofu in the mix (they will be opaque white or cream coloured as opposed to the translucent colour of normal konnyaku noodles) are even higher in calories.
The reason why your nutrition label may say zero calories is because of labeling laws. In some places companies are allowed to round down the calorie count stated on the nutrition label.
5 or less can be called zero, 50 or less can be deducted 5 calories and more than 50 can be rounded down 10 calories.
This is not allowed in a lot of places (like europe for example) so my brand of konnyaku noodles says 6,4 calories per 100 grams and another brand that I buy when the other one is not available is 20 calories per 100 grams.
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Ada Chan
26/06/2015
Can you either post the recipe or fix the bad link to your blog where the recipe is posted? It looks yummy. Would like to try it.
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Jalisa Saunders
26/06/2015
I LOVE your channel and your videos! you are so inspirational to me and help me with my weight loss :)… I just got these noodles in the mail today and will be making this recipe :)….please do more healthy recipe videos!
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Sharleen Quiambao
26/06/2015
Nice song… What's the title?
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ahmunmun725
26/06/2015
How long are you supposed to cook the veggies for before adding in the noodles? And then how long do you cook for after adding in the noodles?
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Amy Y
26/06/2015
WOOOOOOOW OG Cassie!
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zahra kassam
26/06/2015
Cassey you look different
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Hong Minh
26/06/2015
that miracle noodle is japanese ingredient called konnyaku. it's super cheap in japan and super healthy
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mecos9
26/06/2015
Cassey, a couple of things:
1. The link to the recipe on your blog is not working.
2. I tried your recipe and it is fu***ng DELICIOUS. This was my first time trying these noodles, and I am so glad I tried your recipe first –I am a fan! Whoohoo! I will definitely be giving you're other recipes a try. Great job.
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HazzKC
26/06/2015
I made this just now (used coconut aminos instead of soy sauce… normal sugar but I would use stevia if I had it) and it was incredible. Thank you for this wonderful recipe.
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annaby3
26/06/2015
maybe you could use the PB2 powdered peanut butter with water added to make the sauce even less calories. I use it in other recipes as well. :-)
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