It's That Simple Zero Net Carbs Angel Hair Pasta is a 9.52 oz (270 g) pouch of pre-cooked konjac noodles, 7.05 oz (200 g) after draining, with 4.5 calories and 0 g net carbs per serving. It is ready in minutes, available as a single or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
It's That Simple Angel Hair: Pre-Cooked Konjac Pasta with Zero Net Carbs
- 0 g net carbs per serving — 2 g total carbohydrate and 2 g dietary fiber per 3.52 oz (100 g) serving
- 4.5 calories per serving — one of the lowest-calorie pasta options on the shelf
- Pre-cooked konjac noodles — no boiling; drain, rinse, and heat for two to three minutes
- Six simple ingredients — water, konjac, rice flour, oat powder, pea flour, and beta carotene
- Keto, paleo, vegan, kosher, and gluten-free — certified for the most common diet plans
- 9.52 oz (270 g) pouch — two servings per pouch; available as a single or in packs of 3 and 6
How to Use
Open the pouch, drain the liquid, and rinse the noodles under cold water for 30 seconds. For the best texture, dry-fry them in a hot pan for two to three minutes until they squeak, then add marinara, pesto, garlic butter, or drop them into ramen or pho broth. Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry cupboard; after opening, refrigerate leftovers in water and use within two days. Do not freeze.
About It's That Simple
It's That Simple is a US pasta brand built around konjac noodles for people who want pasta without the carbohydrates, and its packaging is offset through CleanHub ocean-bound plastic recovery. The range also includes fettuccine and rice shapes. Find more low-carb options in our Pasta collection, or learn more at eatsimple.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does It's That Simple Angel Hair contain allergens?
The ingredients are water, konjac, rice flour, oat powder, pea flour, and beta carotene, and the product is labeled gluten-free, vegan, and kosher with no major allergens declared. It does contain oats and pea, so anyone sensitive to those should read the printed ingredient panel on the pouch before eating.
How do I prepare and store konjac angel hair pasta?
Drain the pouch, rinse the noodles well, and heat them in a dry pan for two to three minutes to remove excess water, then toss with your sauce. No boiling is needed. Keep unopened pouches in a cool, dry cupboard; after opening, refrigerate leftovers submerged in water and use within two days.
What is the difference between konjac pasta and regular angel hair?
Konjac noodles are made from the fiber of the konjac root instead of wheat, so a serving has 4.5 calories and 0 g net carbs, compared with about 200 calories for wheat pasta. The texture is springier and slightly translucent. Rice flour and oat powder in this recipe soften the bite and help it hold sauce.
What sizes and pack options are available?
Each pouch holds 9.52 oz (270 g) of noodles in liquid, or 7.05 oz (200 g) after draining, which makes two servings of 3.52 oz (100 g). The angel hair is available as a single pouch, a Pack of 3, and a Pack of 6 for anyone following keto or low-calorie meal plans through the week.