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gluten-free & Calorie Free Noodle!

sayccrn

By sayccrn
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sayccrn
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I just saw this on an add on FB. Has anybody tried it, found it know about it?

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Wolicki Enthusiast
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In my opinion, you're better off never eating noodles again if ths is your only option. YUCKKKKK!

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In my opinion, you're better off never eating noodles again if ths is your only option. YUCKKKKK!

You've tried them? That bad huh? Oh well, I guess I will eventually attempt to make noodles!

kareng Grand Master
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Didn't try them. Don't they sound like they are made of one of those fiber things like Metamusil? :P

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Didn't try them. Don't they sound like they are made of one of those fiber things like Metamusil? :P

HEE HEEEE! Yes, they, now that you mention it!

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I soo need to try these. Good thing I'm not a picky eater :P

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I just saw this on an add on FB. Has anybody tried it, found it know about it?

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sally

I've tried a different brand, the name escapes me, but with sauce on them, they were okay. But maybe it was all in my head, I was hungry about an hour after eating them. They don't have much of a taste at all--so in way, that's good. :rolleyes:

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