So I've ventured into Skinny Noodles territory before and I let's just say that I found several things about the experience to be very interesting. I'll never forget the smell of them after I took them out of the packaging and while I eventually made the smell go away with some intense rinsing, it's something that will stick with me forever. That said, Skinny Noodles actually responded to my post via Twitter and gave me a tip on how to more quickly rid myself of that smell: rinse the noodles in vinegar. With that tip in my back of tricks, I was ready to embark on another Skinny Noodles adventure and take a look at this package of Skinny Noodles Shirataki Angel Hair. This one was given to me by my sister via a Groupon purchase (remember, she couldn't get over the smell), so I paid nothing for these. The package itself is 8.0 ounces and it's apparently calorie free for each serving of 4.0 ounces (or at least less than five calories, per government regulations); the entire package eaten together is ten calories. It's also gluten free, kosher, soy free, vegan and vegetarian. There's a whole lot of nothing going on here, if you choose to look at it that way.
