They look just like ramen. But the noodles are suspended in a gel pack, heavier than it looks, filled with a thin, clear goo. To prepare shirataki to eat, you pour the goo into a colander and rinse.

We weren't really in the market for zero calorie, low-carb, low sodium, gluten-free noodles that, per the instructions, require a thorough rinsing “to remove the natural earthy scent.” (More ...

Even the rain didn’t stop Amanda Seyfried from enjoying her dinner at Kibo, a newly opened Japanese restaurant in New York City. The actress was holding court at the communal table where she ...

The manufacturers claim that zero noodles contain only ten calories in each 200g packet, meaning they can trick you into feeling fully satiated without increasing your weight. The noodles are made ...

The ad touts "zero noodles," a food with "zero carbs" and "zero calories (almost)." Bador slammed the ad for demonizing carbs and calories. "They are essential for your body," she wrote.

The manufacturers claim that Zero noodles contain only 10 calories in each 200g packet, meaning they can trick you into feeling fully satiated without increasing your weight.