Are these noodles an option for vegeterian?? Are these noodles an option for vegeterian as in do they have eggs or any kind of meat??
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Indomie almost always contains some form of meat product. You can try searching for Indomie Vegetable Flavor, however. If my memory serves correctly they do have a vegan option packaged in a green bag.
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It's great you asked me this! I bought this for someone else but have beef allergies so I'm always on the lookout. This definitely has beef, so does the chicken flavored needle bowl by the same brand. Nissan and maruchan have no beef in their chicken products, also Sapporo ichiban also does not. The udon noodles it's hit or miss. Best of luck!
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What I received was a cellephane sack of gnarly looking shitake mushrooms--and I mean this in the best possible way. If they'd been processed in anyway beyond being plucked, dried, and stuffed in the bag I'd be surprised. The only concern I'd have is what the soil conditions had been; and I again, I don't know. We've used them in multiple dishes and they're great tasting!
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These are pig intestines, so no, they are not vegetarian. If you are looking for vegetarian, I might suggest cellulose casings.
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Haven't received product yet...but the Fettuccini pasta at my asian market is 17g carbs..not good for low carb diet....so wouldn't be surprised if this brand was the same.
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Hello Shirley, there are dry noodles available but only in China or Japan and they are a lot higher in carbs and calories for some reason. The wet Shirataki noodles are far superior. Thanks, Jason
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I am allergic to soy and am glad to report there is NO soy in this product. However, the noodles you buy in the grocery stores are made from soy. Just be sure to let the noodles sit in whatever sauce you make for at least 10 minutes before you eat them. They alone have absolutely no taste. Hope this answers your question. Will be happy to answer any more if you have any.
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don't know about the noodles, but used it with apples. Sweet potatoes sounds great and regular potatoes work great.
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If you request the vegetarian/ veggie one, which this says so, then no!Hope this helps,
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These were in tablet form , not capsules . As far as being vegetarian I'm sure they are , but I'm not absolutely sure.
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I've asked an expert about eggs. You can compost the shells but need to be sure the shell is washed out first. Never heard about pasta/rice.
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To be honest I do not know. but they are not listed as vegetarian so if that is important to you and your health I would not use them. They are however an excellent product. They are more sensitive to moisture than most animal protein capsules but that does not confirm them as Vegetable based. Hope this helps in your decision.
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It says they contain Ox bile. Ox being an animal, these would not be vegetarian friendly.
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I believe so. Since they are for people who can't digest dairy I would assume they are okay for vegetarians.
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One. They are calorie free--so really it is up to how much you want. To be honest, they smell horrible...but heck, when you are watching your cals you can't beat "free" food! It's great with pasta sauce and a protein.
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It's wrong. They are not organic. Even the Bob's Red Mill website doesn't show any organic potato flakes on their site. Since they make numerous organic products, I'm sure it would say it on the pkg. I wish they were. We eat almost all organic foods. These are a spurge for us. Basically like our take-out night since we don't eat any of that stuff (we're gluten, dairy and chemical preservative free). They are easy and tasty. I add s&p and avocado oil and a but of garlic powder and they're great!
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Yeah, like DJM said. That's the whole ingredient list. It says, "processed in a facility that uses wheat, eggs, and soy". This forum doesn't seem to have a way to post a pic, sorry. There's a phone number on the pkg, 1-877-eat-pasta. Maybe call 'em if you need more info.