Low-Carb 10-Calorie Shirataki Noodles + Recipe Ideas

Oct 9 2025
Have you heard? Noodles with 10 calories per serving are everywhere… and they’re AMAZING!



10-Calorie Shirataki Noodles

There have been massive advances in the world of low-calorie pasta, and carb-friendly swaps called shirataki are better than ever! Here’s some need-to-know info…
 
  • These noodles come floating in a bag of liquid—just drain and rinse them, and they’re ready to use.
  • If you tried shirataki noodles years ago but were put off by the texture or smell, good news: Today's shirataki noodles are odorless with an improved texture.
  • Since they don’t need to be boiled, they are way faster to prepare than standard pasta. Heat in a skillet or microwave, and you’re set.
  • Many brands—like GoSkinny, It's SkinnyMiracle Noodle, and Skinny Pasta—make these. Some have even less than 10 calories per serving! We like to stock up online...




Bonus Noods!

Want even more low-cal pasta swaps? Check out these versions made from other healthy ingredients: Noodle Revolution (egg whites) and Palmini (hearts of palm)!



10 Ways to Use 10-Cal Shirataki Noodles

Make Low-Cal Alfredo

Here’s an OG HG recipe idea! Mix your noodles with a wedge of The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese (or some whipped cream cheese) and grated Parmesan for a creamy pasta alternative.



Mix Into Low-Carb Ramen

The main thing you need is broth! Add whatever else you like: frozen veggies, seasonings, protein, etc. Choose bone broth for added protein.



Easy Noodle Stir-Fry

Use teriyaki marinade and/or broth concentrate (like Zoup! or Better Than Bouillon) for flavor. Then add frozen veggies and your choice of protein.



DIY Peanut Noodles

Shirataki noodles pair well with bottled peanut sauce for quick & easy peanut noodles. Enjoy hot or cold!



Add Canned Tomato Soup as Sauce

Toss your noodles with Amy’s Chunky Tomato Bisque for a spin on pasta marinara. Bonus idea: Top noodles with turkey chili for a chili-mac-type meal.



In Your Favorite Soup

If your soup is less filling than you’d like, mix in a serving of noodles before you heat.



Stir Into Microwave Entrees

Got a frozen meal that’s mostly protein, veggies, and sauce? Add some noodles to make your meal more substantial for hardly any additional calories.



With Store-Bought Saucy Protein

You know those heat ‘n eat sauced-up chicken dishes, like the kinds by Kevin’s Natural Foods? Heat them up with some no-boil shirataki noodles—it’ll take no extra time.



Mac ‘n Cheese Swap

Cheddar cheese powder is magic! Just mix some in with your hot noodles for the best mac ‘n cheese swap!



Quickie Tuna Casserole

Bake your noodles with canned/pouched tuna, frozen peas, whipped cream cheese, and a few spoonfuls of 98% fat-free cream of mushroom condensed soup… Voila!

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