Sam Mills Pasta for Kids, Alphabets, Gluten Free, 12-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12)

These noodles taste like corn. I don't mean that in a good way. It's weird, and if there was another product in this niche, I would try it. These aren't bad, but they aren't great either.However, when my three-year-old asked for alphabet soup, which is featured in every children's show in existence, it sounded like such a reasonable request that I'd hate to turn her down. These alphabet noodles are gluten free and non-GMO, and they cook up quickly and hold their shape in soup. It's not the makings of a gourmet meal, but it's enough to keep the kids happy.

I bought this pasta after buying Sam Mills duck shape pasta (which my son loves!), just wanting to change it up for him and try different shapes...when I opened it up I was shocked, the letters are extremely small!! I had to make cups worth to make a single meal for my 2 year old...just too small and too messy! Tasted great..just wish they were a normal size!

Even the tiny kids won't eat these! Good that they are gluten free, but that is as far as it goes!

Great for gluten free noodles. When cooking, they do tend to make the water very thick but it's the starch from the corn. My son loves these noodles.

We aren't big fans of corn gluten-free pasta, and it's especially un-good in cheese sauce, but we love it with tomato sauce. And the girls were thrilled to get "spaghettios" again, although I call them "Alphaghettios!"

I first picked this up at a local grocer, but the quantity & price on Amazon was much better. My daughter & I like to make a tomato alphabet soup out of this. We use tomato juice, butter, milk, and pepper. Yummy! I love that the corn is non-gmo; makes me happy to eat corn.

My gluten free kids always wanted alphabet shaped pasta so we were very happy to find this. We had been using the Sams Mills duck shaped pasta prior to this. The letters become harder to read once they are cooked, but we are still able to read and play with them before we eat.

These are awesome! I made them for the first time yesterday in Stracciatella Soup. Yum!! My 2.5 year old loves it and he likes to find letters while he eats. Learning while eating nutritious food is a double bonus.Here is the recipe http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/giada-de-laurentiis/stracciatella-soup-recipe/index.html.