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Reply With QuoteI've been almost vegetarian for all my life. I've been primal for almost a year. And just since recently i've started preferring meat over pasta. It can take a while
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I agree with JoanieL Primal is about changing how we see what food is, not trying to find substitutes for SAD crap.
The Paleo Pasta the whole add looks like a re-write of SAD advertising....oh look at all that fibre...look at all those vitamins...give me a steak with to servings of veg any day.
Last edited by Dirlot; 10-25-2012 at 08:53 AM.
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I've been almost vegetarian for all my life. I've been primal for almost a year. And just since recently i've started preferring meat over pasta. It can take a while
I'ma eat this beat like a beef eatin vegan
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I'd rather sub veggies or just eat rice noodles. I agree, marketing spammer.
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I don't like spaghetti squash as a noodle replacement. (I like it okay when it is a side-dish in its own right, but not trying to use it for a "noodle".)
I like zucchini and yellow squash as "noodles".
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Just get some rice noodles, tinkyada is the best brand
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Are kelp noodles fishy smelling/tasting?Originally Posted by sjmc
Last edited by CDH; 10-25-2012 at 09:39 AM.
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No they're not "funky" at all -- pretty tasteless really.
On the topic of things to use for noodles:
I've also used 'enotaki' (sp?) mushrooms before. You can pull them apart like string cheese.
And check this out Pork Skin Noodles « From Belly to Bacon
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The point of paleo is to skip processed foods. This product misses that point. 'Nuff said.
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This company in Colorado has gluten free, grain free pasta made from almond flour. Supposed to be good, but I have not tried it. For those looking for your pasta fix, this might be the least offensive option.
http://www.facebook.com/cappellosglutenfree
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Expensive noodles but an interesting recipe and intriguing product. Thanks for this info. There's a store about 15 miles from me that carries it. I'll have to check it out. Good on ya!
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