My wife, who is a German (Bavarian) native, and I, who have lived in the Alps for more than 25 years, wanted to try your "So-called Oktoberfest Buttered Spätzle" (as noted on your package). According to your package, it is a "Classic Bavarian Recipe." I think someone in your packaging marketing department should be prosecuted for false advertising, even noting that this is Bavarian or German food. We purchased it at Costco. News flash: maybe Zac needs to revisit Bavaria? In a word, it's pasty. It's also tasteless; at 250 calories for 95 grams, or 1/2 cup, I can think of a slow death for my stomach, and it's much less healthy than a candy bar. After you cook it in the plastic bag (who does that anyway) and unpack it, the noodles are one big clump of flour, saturated fat, chemicals, sulfates, and wheat Glutens. If it tasted half as good as its natural Bavarian cousin, it might be worth the ten or so US Dollars it cost. After following the cooking/heating Instructions: The noodles are nothing like a Bavarian dish. We ended up throwing the $10 food item in the trash. Yuck is short of its promised taste and has nothing as promised. I am sending my recommendations to Costco as no authentic Bavarian cooks noodles in plastic or uses a microwave. It's ridiculously false, and you should be ashamed for even offering such trash as Bavarian. Hoch Auchtungvoll, William Sutherland Purcellville, Virginia E: [email protected] P: 540.974.5805

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