-55% KCAL*
55% LESS CALORIES COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL PASTA
VEGAN
SUITABLE FOR VEGETARIAN & VEGAN DIETS
CLASSIC TASTE
CLASSIC TASTE & TEXTURE, JUST LIKE YOUR FAVOURITE WHEAT-PASTA

WHY SKINNY NOODZ?

-55% CALORIES

Compared to traditional wheat pasta (~120–160 kcal/100g cooked).

LOWER CARB

~15g carbs per 100g cooked — about half of regular pasta.

100% VEGAN

Plant-based ingredients, suitable for vegan diets.

WHY SKINNY NOODZ? Serving suggestion
SUPPORTS DIET GOALS

Ideal for calorie & carb conscious diets.

NO DIET TASTE

Tastes and bites like real pasta — al dente, thanks to just 0.3% oat.

FIBERS

Source of fibers: 2.34g / 100kcal.

THE DIFFERENCE

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CLASSIC PASTA
KCAL / 100G (COOKED)
64 kcal
ca. 120-160 kcal
CARBOHYDRATES / 100G (COOKED)
ca. 15g
ca. 24-30g
VEGAN
SOMETIMES
SUPPORTS YOUR DIET GOALS
SOURCE OF FIBERS (2,34g/100Kcal)
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OUR MAGIC ROOT

THE PLANT THAT GAVE US OUR NAME.

The konjac plant is nicknamed ‚Devil’s Tongue‘ — yes, that’s where we got our name. For over 2,000 years it has been cultivated in the mountains of Japan and China, its root milled into a fine flour that becomes noodles: virtually calorie-free, rich in fiber.

Like chia or flaxseed, konjac fibers (glucomannan) absorb liquid, support digestion and keep you full for longer. Ancient root, modern comfort food.

2,000+ YEARS OF TRADITION VIRTUALLY CALORIE-FREE RICH IN FIBER

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GOOD QUESTIONS.

Everything you want to know before your first slurp.

How do I cook Skinny Noodz?
Just like regular pasta: into boiling water, about 10 minutes for al dente, drain, add your favourite sauce. Done
What's the texture like?
Thanks to a touch of oat flour (just 0.3%), Skinny Noodz have the familiar texture and mouthfeel of classic pasta — a true al dente bite, not the springy konjac texture you might expect.
Are they gluten-free?
No — Skinny Noodz contain 0.3% oat flour, which means they're not suitable for a strictly gluten-free diet. That tiny amount is exactly what gives them their real pasta bite.
Do they taste like konjac?
Nope. The noodles themselves are pleasantly neutral — they soak up whatever sauce you throw at them. Carbonara, arrabbiata, pesto: your sauce is the star.
How many calories compared to regular pasta?
55% less than traditional wheat pasta — so you can twirl a full plate without the full consequences.
Will a plate actually fill me up?
Yes — the konjac fibers (glucomannan) absorb liquid and keep you full for longer. A proper pasta portion, minus the food coma
Are they vegan?
100% plant-based — konjac root, a touch of oat flour, that's the story.
How do I store them?
Like any dried pasta: room temperature, no fridge.