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Pasta shape, Ketolab noodle base
For sauce-led meals when you want fettuccine instead of noodle bowls.
Also lab-tested Low GI 22. Same low-carb base as Ketolab Noodles. Pantry ships pan-India.
Low-carb fettuccine that tastes like real pasta — 3.8g net carbs per serving, high protein, high fibre, lab-tested Low GI of 22.
Flavours
Plain, Chilli Garlic, Black Pepper, Spinach — same base pasta, different tastemaker sachet. Spinach powder is in the seasoning/tastemaker, not the pasta base itself.
Benefits
- Just 3.8g net carbs per 50g serving (7.6g per 100g cake)
- High protein — 22.8g per 100g
- High fibre — 56.2g per 100g
- Lab-tested Low GI: 22
- Tender with a firm bite, holds sauce beautifully
- Four flavours, same trusted low-carb base as our noodles
Nutrition per 100g
| Energy | 362.4 kcal |
| Protein | 22.81g |
| Carbohydrate | 63.78g |
| Net Carbs | 7.58g |
| Fibre | 56.2g |
| Sugar | 2.54g |
| Fat | 1.79g |
| GI | 22 (Low GI), lab-tested |
Taste & texture
Tender with a firm bite — doesn't go mushy, carries sauce well.
How to use
Boil in salted water until al dente, drain, and toss with sauce, oil, or the included tastemaker.
Ingredients
Shared base: Resistant starch, defatted soy flour, vital wheat gluten, rice protein isolate, defatted almond flour, psyllium husk powder, wheat fibre, oats fibre, chicory root powder, ascorbic acid, calcium propionate. Optional tastemaker.
Proof & transparency
Manufactured by Shri Amman Food Products, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu — FSSAI 22419309000023.
FAQs
How many carbs per pack?
3.8g net carbs per 50g serving; one 100g cake is 2 servings (7.6g net carbs total).
Is this different from the noodles?
Same low-carb base, shaped as fettuccine for pasta dishes rather than noodle bowls.
Which flavour should I try?
Chilli Garlic and Black Pepper lean spicier, Plain is the neutral all-rounder, Spinach adds a subtle earthy note.