Shirataki Noodles

[Davwud]

Where can I find them within the city limits??

Thanks hounds.

DT

[Davwud]

Thanks hounds.

Found them at my local Longos.

DT

[lilaki]

I've seen them at Longos in the tofu/fresh salad dressing section.

[kurtwalter]

Lucky Moose supermarket at Dundas, corner with Beverley.

[piccola]

I get them at PAT, but Fiesta Farms carries tofu shirataki, too.

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Fiesta Farms
200 Christie St, Toronto, ON M6G, CA

[detritus]

Note that for diet purposes, the tofu version has significantly more calories/carbs/etc.

[piccola]

Totally. Though it's still way less than regular noodles.

[canadianbeaver]

Whole Foods, but for much more money than at T&T or PAT.

[detritus]

T&T has them, as does P.A.T. Central Market.

I'm not 100% sure, but I assume you could get them at Sanko or J-Town as well.

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Sanko
730 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J, CA

[detritus]

UPDATE: Was in Sanko today, they do have them.

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Sanko
730 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J, CA

[1sweetpea]

Has anyone tried them? I bought them once a few years ago and thought the texture was really odd. I'd try them again if I heard some positive feedback and possibly cooking techniques that might improve the texture.

[canadianbeaver]

I used them before and found they were good if you added them to a frozen meal (like a Lean Cuisine type meal with similar shaped noodles) to bulk up the amount of food without added calories. Most important thing is to not heat them too much and to make sure they are really dry.

[Davwud]

I'm not eating them because I like them. I'm on a diet and it's a substitution for regular noodles.

DT

[hungryporker]

Not sure if you consider this within the city limits, but I just bought some at Highland Farms at dufferin and finch.