Update 4/06. Read below for posterity and a link to a great low carb lasagna recipe, but the only low carb lasagna noodles now are Dreamfields. You can have them delivered to your door by ordering from netrition.com. You can read the Dreamfield review here.
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During the holidays lots of people make lasagna rather than have turkey, etc. Well, there are two ways to make low carb lasagna, one is a low carb cabbage lasagna version (great!) and the other is actually made with low carb lasagna noodles. The only low carb lasagna noodles that I know of are made by American Italian Pasta Company, but their website is a mess. It is impossible to search, and they don't make it easy for their audience because they want to keep up the facade that local brand names are the most important thing that their audience cares about. I know they would increase their sales if they just put up one page highlighting the low carb lasagna noodles and listing what stores sold what brands, but big companies are just clueless about websites period. (Love that nonsearchable flash bells and whistles!)
Anyhow, here is an email that I just received:
Katherine,
I live in Minnesota; I need to buy Lasagna noodles for a dinner party on Saturday
December 4; can you help?
I can’t find them locally.
Thanks,
Kathie
And my response:
Kathie,
American Italian Pasta Company is in Missouri, their email is consumeraffairs@aipc.com and their telephone number is 816 584-5000. They make low carb pasta noodles under the name Anthony's, Ravarino and Freschi, and Mueller's. I think Ravarino and Freschi is the one that is available in Minnesota. Give them a call or email them to find out what store carries that brand. (And they do make low carb lasagna noodles... the only company that I know of that does.)
Hope this helps!
Katherine
I'll send a copy of this post to American Italian Pasta Company -- not that I think it will help! ConAgra foods still hasn't fixed their Slim Jim site. (They tell you they make 533 million Slim Jims a year but don't tell you the nutrition info!)
You can always make low carb noodles yourself. Get a pasta making machine ;) It may be overkill for just one dish of pasta, but for a life long of low carb pasta... it may be a worthy investment. It is fun, and healthier.
Posted by: Jose Anes | November 30, 2004 at 04:25 PM
how can you make lasagna noodles
Posted by: kyle | January 04, 2005 at 11:40 AM
where can I buy Mueller's low carb pasta in Florida ?????
Tampa ????
Posted by: tom | November 16, 2005 at 10:07 AM
Does anyone have a recipe to make low-carb noodles?!
Posted by: Morgan | January 11, 2006 at 07:09 PM
I have used LOW CARB noodles for lasanga and spagetti and elbows and spirals all are made by DREAMFEILDS you can find it on this web site http://www23.netrition.com/low_carb_products_page.html
Posted by: Susan Van Weelden | January 05, 2007 at 11:41 AM
We live in Canton, OH and for the last year I am unable to find in the grocery stores the "half carb spagetti" noodles from Mueller's. Do you know where I could find or order them.
Thank you,
Domingo Gonzalez, MD
Posted by: Domingo Gonzalez | September 17, 2007 at 10:11 AM
Miraclenoodle.com sells shirataki noodles in the shape of lasagna.
Posted by: Jonathan | September 20, 2007 at 07:43 PM