Tangle Creamy Mushroom Linguine Truffle and Shiitake Flavor Savory Non-Spicy Sauce Air Dried Noodle Easy Cook Pasta 3.63 oz (Pack of 4)

This item has become a favorite in our household My husband is allergic to mushrooms so I don't get to cook with them as much as I would like to but I love a good mushroom pasta and this fits the bill perfectly, it comes together quickly just like a ramen noodle packet would but it's got the creamy earthy deliciousness of a good mushroom pasta. Highly recommend

Really tasty, easy to make. Use the right amount of water, just as the directions say. Hey, it’s not a health food for sure. Your results may vary on this but the nutrition facts and ingredients didn’t set off any very major alarm bells vs other prepackaged noodles, other than sodium, when I showed them to an AI and asked it to be critical. Should you eat this every day? Probably not but that goes for a lot of foods. In moderation it’s great. I think the value and portion size are good, probably too good. That is, I’ve had 1/2 a serving as a side dish and it was just right. A whole portion might feel like a carb bomb. The texture is decent; don’t expect some fancy restaurant quality but I’ve had worse at mid-price restaurants. I’d recommend this.

When prepared per the instructions, the noodles had a good but pretty weak flavor (which is why I took off one star). I added some MSG (Accent) and nutritional yeast flakes (often used as a cheese analog in vegan cooking, but I have it because it’s great on popcorn) and they were awesome after that. I will definitely be buy these again.

These are amazing. I add some veggies and died chicken and there’s enough sauce to make everything yummy. Love it!

I was hoping that this would be like home made Lo Mein but it wasn't. It comes from South Korea. It's better than ramen but not by much. It's a thicker, long noodle which you boil in a cup of water (in your own small pan) for 4 minutes and put in 3 different flavor packets. Packet one is called flakes, which I believe are dried mushroom bits and go in with the boiling noodles. Packet two appears to be a liquid brown sauce which might be some kind of oyster or hoisin sauce. Packet three is either flour or cornstarch, which is a thickening agent. These are guesses because there are no ingredients listed on the packets. Packets two and three are added after removing the pasta from the boiling water. This was a four pack so I'm going to try some additions from the supermarket on the remaining three packs.. Adding some real mushrooms and some teriyaki sauce. I might pick up a can of cream of mushroom of Campbell's soup and put a small amount in. It's interesting that Amazon does not carry this same product in microwavable bowls which some Aldi's do carry. Update: Amazon does now but apparently must be ordered in 6 pack bowls. The amount of dried pasta noodles supplied looks small but since it plumps up it's enough for a one person serving. Another reviewer noticed the cancer warning on the pack but apparently is only to warn Californians. The rest of us are somewhat expendable. Update: CA could also stand for Canada. I won't order this again.

Absolutely delicious!

This pasta is the BEST TASTING I HAVE EVER HAD ! I love taking it for lunch and brought some to work for people to try and everyone loved the taste and convenience! Will not be ordering uber eats when I can eat these.

Purchased because label said----Savory Non-Spicy Sauce, WRONG, HOT, BURNS MOUTH!! FINE PRINT INGREDIENTS black pepper powder, .