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When reducing carbs, your meal options often feel limited. You could try zucchini noodles, explore one of the alternative pastas on the market, or skip the pasta altogether and focus on just the sauce and protein.

But let’s be honest if you’ve tried zoodles (or other vegetable-based noodles), you’ve likely been disappointed. It’s not that zoodles are bad, per se; if you enjoy zucchini, they can be palatable. However, they certainly don’t have the texture of real pasta. When cooked, zoodles tend to get watery, gloppy, and soggy. If left uncooked, they have a strong vegetal taste that can overwhelm your dish.

What about other pasta alternatives, like those made from beans? While many brands offer lower carb options, they still contain some carbohydrates, which might not fit into keto or strict low-carb diets. Plus, their texture is often off, the flavor can be odd, and let’s face it they just don’t compare to traditional pasta.

Skipping pasta entirely might seem like the solution, but extreme deprivation can backfire. When you’re left eating just the sauce and protein, it’s easy to feel disappointed and even experience a sense of FOMO. Life without pasta can feel incomplete!

And then there’s rice cauliflower rice, to be exact. It seemed like a healthy so

lution when it first became popular, but grating cauliflower is messy, and when cooked, it quickly turns soft and soggy. Even worse, cauliflower has a strong flavor that doesn’t blend well with many dishes.