🍽️ Elevate your pasta game with a healthy twist!
Explore Cuisine Organic Edamame & Mung Bean Fettuccine is a nutritious, easy-to-make pasta alternative that is high in plant-based protein and fiber. This gluten-free, vegan, and non-GMO product offers a unique blend of Asian ingredients, making it a versatile choice for health-conscious consumers. Plus, with every purchase, you contribute to sustainable farming initiatives.
T**N
High protein, plant-based pasta, absolutely delicious!!
This is the perfect replacement for traditional pasta.. it's high in protein, and doesnt get mushy or gross if you cook it for a tad too long!!I love that this is made from beans, and plant-based.. this pasta cooks really quickly and it easy to season, or eat with organic pasta sauce!I buy cases of this to keep on hand for quick, easy meals since the high protein content keeps me full for a long time!This is a great value for the price, and I always keep a few boxes in the cupboard.. definitely worth trying this out if you're searching for a pasta replacement!This also has a slight flavor of its own that I personally really enjoy, and the texture is great!
D**E
Holds up great and doesn't fall apart
Very tasty and good for Celiac
J**.
I LOVE THIS STUFF!!!
I LOVE this product (Edamame and Mung Bean Fettuccine). LOVE. I've tried a number of alternative pastas looking for the perfect low carb one. They've all either had too many carbs and not enough fiber to offset, completely fallen apart once cooked, or the texture and/or flavor were all wrong. But this stuff is PERFECTION.But, be aware: It's NOT pasta. If you go into it expecting it to be exactly like regular pasta, you'll be disappointed. Adjust your expectations, and it works great. To me, it is like a chewier al dente texture, which I find appealing because it holds up under even the thickest sauces and in the heaviest casseroles. It does NOT have a bean-y taste; it's pretty neutral flavor-wise, which is why I've happily used it with bolognese, veggie marinara, in turkey tetrazzini and tuna casserole, chicken and broccoli alfredo, etc. Only thing I haven't tried is "buttered noodles," because I'm not a fan.The super-high fiber content might be tough for some to adjust to digestion-wise if that's not been a regular part of their diet, but fiber is essential for me doing my low carb thing. This has the highest fiber count by far of any pasta, regular or otherwise.What I most appreciate is that this (along with spaghetti squash!) has given me the freedom to enjoy sauces and casseroles again, without fear of throwing off my numbers. I can make some regular pasta for my Italian-food-adoring husband, a little of this for myself, and we can go to town on our chicken parm and marinara together. It's a little pricey, but the freedom to eat things I love again, but in a healthier way, is worth everything to me. Again, I LOVE this stuff. I wish they'd make lasagna noodles! Come on Explore Cuisine, give the people what they want!
J**G
healthy and good, but not a perfect replacement
I really like this pasta. I first tried it because I was diagnosed with celiac disease. I also like that it is much healthier (very high in fiber and protein).While I like the taste and texture, it isn't the same as regular pasta. It can feel a little mushier, and the strands stick together a bit more. Flavor-wise, imagine something that is 90% the flavor of enriched wheat flour pasta, and 10% the flavor of white beans.Even if I could eat gluten again, I would probably buy this over standard pasta.
L**S
Absolutely obsessed!!!
I’ve been eating these noodles for almost 10 years now!!! They are THE BEST! Better than regular pasta. Perfect texture, taste, and cooking time. Jam-packed with protein and fiber. I’m a loyal customer for life and have converted several others to these noodles as well. 😁
K**H
Very good
This is the best gluten-free fettuccini I’ve found. It has protein, and a flavor that works with a lot of sauces. The noodles cook in 5-7 minutes, too, which helps with last minute dinner choices. I use leftover noodles with truffle oil and peas for a quick breakfast after an intense workout. The noodles are a bit expensive but worth it for the fkavir and protein.
E**N
Taste To Be Or Not To Be
Not good, not bad, not the taste you expect when biting into a noodle. Acquired taste? Maybe. I think it depends what you serve them with. I put a stir fry over them. Not great, however eatable. The left over noodles I cut up and put in eggs, great! Needs some work to know how you like them. I do not think serving them alone is an option.
C**N
Delicious
We love this fettuccine!
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