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7 Simple Steps To Make Low-Carb Cucumber Noodles At Home

Low-carb cucumber noodles are a fresh, healthy, and easy alternative to traditional pasta. Made in just seven simple steps, they’re perfect for light meals or keto-friendly diets. With minimal ingredients and a zesty dressing, this dish is both satisfying and refreshing.

Last Updated: July 25, 2025 | 1:05 PM IST
Choose Fresh Cucumbers
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Choose Fresh Cucumbers

Pick medium-firm weight cucumbers that are medium in size and that have a minimal amount of seeds. Fresh cucumbers are ideal for the best texture, flavor, and spiralizing of the perfect low-carb noodles.

Wash and Peel
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Wash and Peel

Thoroughly rinse cucumbers in fresh, running water. Peel cucumbers if they are waxed or hard, based on your taste and texture requirements.

Spiralize the Cucumber
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Spiralize the Cucumber

Spiralize the cucumbers using a spiralizer or julienne peeler into thin strands that look like regular pasta. They are healthier and lighter.

Drain Excess Water
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Drain Excess Water

Spread the noodles with salt, allow them to sit for 1–2 minutes, and then blot dry using a couple of layers of paper towel, wiping away excess water so the noodles don't get soggy.

Mix up a Healthy Dressing
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Mix up a Healthy Dressing

Whisk olive oil, lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, and herbs together and make a light, low-carb dressing that is excellent on the cucumber noodles.

Combine
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Combine

You can then add the cucumber noodles and pre-made dressing together in a large bowl and very gently toss to coat the noodles with dressing, as well as not break the shape and texture of the noodles.

Serve Immediately, or Chill
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Serve Immediately, or Chill

Serve the raw cucumber noodles with the crunch, or chill in the refrigerator for 10–15 minutes for flavor and cooling presentation development.

Disclaimer
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Disclaimer

This recipe is intended for general dietary use. Individuals with specific health conditions or dietary needs should consult a nutritionist or healthcare provider before making significant dietary changes.