Nashi Shirataki Konjac Moyu Rice 190g (Pack of 16) - Odour Free, Low Calorie (Only 8 Cal), Fat Free Konjac Rice | Vegan, Keto & Gluten Free, Glucomannan, High Fibre, Low Carb Rice Alternative

First time I try kojak rice and I am impressed. Switching to this to help reverse my type 2 diabetes. It does not smell of fish at all as claimed by the seller and it holds its shape when cooked as per instructions and it is very easy and quick to prepare. I tried it with a home made chilli con carne and enjoyed it. It does not taste of anything but it still gives the impression that you are having real rice. I think it will be good also with a stew and possibly for rice salads but I cannot see it working to make a risotto. Overall I am happy with this rice substitute, it would help if it was a little cheaper though.

It barely has any calories and it's very versatile. I have used it to make egg fried rice. It tastes decent. Definitely will purchase again. Cheaper than Holland and barret

I've eaten Konjac noodles before, but by a different brand. I wanted to try a rice version, but they didn't do them. So I took a chance on these. I'm mega impressed - they don't smell - the other brand had a strong fish sent that only went away with running it under a hot tap for an extended period of time. I did rinse them but not sure I needed to. I cooked them in some butter with sweetcorn. My wife said she didn't like the textture but I'm sold - I would happily eat these in place of rice - which is great because I'm on a low calorie diet and I was missing rice, these are a great substitute. Only issue is the cost - the packets are very small - half a regular packet of rice...and they're nearly £12 for 8 - thats pretty steep. Buying in a larger quantity would potentially work out cheaper but that would be nearly £60 - brining the cost down a little would make these an staple in my kitchen, but at the moment I'm going to have to be more selective when purchasing them.

Ready to eat no prep required other than rinsing and straining. IMO greatest substitute for traditional rice but still filling. Not only keto friendly but perfect for low calorie deficit diets or plans. Texture identical to normal rice with just a bit more bite, little to no odor. Good value for a multipack that lasts and more affordable than other brands. 10/10..

This produces no carbs and my sugar levels don't rise [I have type 2 diabetes] unlike when I eat any other 'rice' [born or white] - Konjac rice is actually a noodle. it hasn't got much of a taste but it is great as a 'filler' with bolognese etc and i don't feel hungry or get cravings afterwards. i'll never eat any other type of rice again.

Poor, couldn’t return product under their stipulation so given it to charity. Very poor!

It tastes different

Brilliant rice replacement, no carb very low cal. Fishy aroma (totally normal for Konjac products) but disappears when rinsed

I feel disappointed, smells like old rice that soaking with water for long time. I try to eat but I don't like it.

Einfache Zubereitung in der Mikrowelle, der Reis hat keinen Geruch und übernimmt den Gechmach von der Sauce. Leicht und bekömlich. Sehr empfehlenswert!

I’ve been really happy with this konjac rice. I use it as a rice replacement in several meals, and one of my favorite ways to prepare it is chicken fried rice. The biggest thing I’d recommend is following the directions and rinsing it several times before cooking. That makes a noticeable difference and gives you a much better finished result. The texture is obviously a little different from traditional rice, but once it’s mixed into a full meal with meat, vegetables, sauce, and seasoning, it works extremely well. I’ve also used it in other dishes where I would normally use rice and have been very pleased with it. Overall, this has become a very useful pantry item for me. It’s easy to prepare, versatile, and works especially well for fried rice-style meals.

Più facile da mandare giù rispetto ai spaghetti 😅

No strong smell or taste, so it absorbs whatever flavor you add it to. The texture is of course different but good substitute for rice nonetheless