Ronzoni Healthy Harvest Whole Wheat Wide Noodles
This is a great alternative to traditional egg noodles. It’s not 100% whole wheat but the nutritional info and fiber count make up for it. Each 2 oz serving weighs in at 180 calories, 1 g of fat and 6 g of fiber. You are thinking yeah, that’s no big deal most whole pastas are about 190 calories. Well, let me tell you I never imagined a serving size to be so BIG! I mean when you weigh out 2 ounces you will be surprised. Egg noodles are just a bit lighter and so you get more “bang for your buck” and I’m a big fan of big portions! ;~)
The Ronzoni site doesn’t list this product but I found them on amazon.
August 21, 2007 6 Comments Posted in Food Finds Tags: 3 points, noodles
I'm Roni, a 30ish working mom that started this blog in '05 to journal my weight loss. 70lbs later, I'm commited to living a conscious, healthy life and I hope to inspire others along the way. 








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They sell these in my local grocery store. I love them! I have 2 bags in my pantry.
Also wanted to thank you so much for telling us about the whole wheat Orzo. I’m Italian and was raised eating Orzo. I’m so happy to have found them in whole wheat. They are fantastic in soups! I put them in lentil soup with a little grated cheese and it’s one of my favorite meals.
Michele
This is silly, but I noticed that Ronzoni should have you endorse them… afterall, your name is Roni & they just added “zon” to it! LOL.
Thanks for all the wonderful tips, recipes and sharing.
kat
this is the only pasta i use right now – its great for pasta salads and super yummy w/pesto… :o)
I use this pasta ALL the time. You get a TON of pasta for very few ounces! I highly recommend it for all too…AND, Roni…I just got my Whole Wheat Orzo in the mail today from Amazon. My hubby couldn’t believe I was ordering orzo and not books through Amazon! Thanks for the awesome tip!!!blk
They sell these at Wal-Mart.
These make a great, filling, quick lunch when topped with Roni’s turkey meatballs and pasta sauce (I freeze single-serve portions, too, Roni!) A little salad on the side, and you couldn’t ask for a tastier meal… like Olive Garden, only healthier & quicker!
~Tina Pollock~
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