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This is great stuff, I'm so happy to have found it on Weee.
I've bought things from them multiple times; they're always good and very fresh.
I've bought it many times; it has a crispy texture. I really like it.
I bought three bags of Jerusalem artichokes to use in kinpira (a Japanese dish of stir-fried vegetables) which I keep frozen! I've repurchased them many times, and recently the tubers have been large and the freshness rate is high!!!
Very good quality sunchokes. Will be roasting them. This is a highly nutritious root vegetable.
Jerusalem artichoke (scientific name: *Helianthus annuus*) is a highly nutritious root vegetable, often referred to as "natural insulin." It is rich in inulin, dietary fiber, iron, and other minerals, and is primarily used to lower blood sugar, aid weight loss, promote bowel movements and detoxification, and reduce swelling and heat. It can regulate blood sugar in both directions, making it suitable for diabetic patients, and also has spleen-strengthening, stomach-regulating, and lipid-lowering effects.
It's a small bag, quite clean, and looks fresh. I'm planning to try making a cold dish with it.
Looks good……………………
wonderful and crisp, great for salad
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This artichoke looks nice and fresh and I’ll probably eat it tonight. I will trim it and cook it in the instant pot and eat it with melted butter.
these weee artichokes are the freshest, best tasting best size,and best price in any store this summer l.simply steamed,dipped in lemon butter,or a spiced mayo.l - and the hearts,a culinary treat.they are in my every order.
More on the brown side
Artichoke is delicious and good for you.
Artichoke flowers, when brewed into a tea, are very fragrant and good for the liver.
Smaller than anticipated for the price!
Doesn't look very fresh.
Not very fresh, but still acceptable.
I steamed artichokes today. I cut them open, removed the thorns, and steamed them for 30 minutes. They taste a bit like sweet potatoes.
First time I've bought this vegetable. Very good.
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$26.99 - $29.99Aso Shizen Jerusalem Artichoke Crunch 40gShips from Mochi Mochi Store
$17.99 - $19.99Aso Shizen Jerusalem Artichoke Crunch 20gShips from Mochi Mochi Store
$23.99Curated Sulfur-Free Jerusalem Artichoke 150g*2Ships from Sichuan and Hunan cuisine
$10.80Jerusalem artichoke slices 250 gShips from Chuanghe China Purchase
$34.99bitter melon & jerusalem artichoke Tea 100 ml*30 packShips from Premium K
$12.99KOSBEE Jerusalem Artichoke Tea (4.23 oz)Ships from Kosbee
$9.70Xiao Xianghao Spicy Jerusalem Artichoke 248gShips from Xiaojing Youpin
$17.50FREENONG Organic Korean Jerusalem Artichoke Tea 150 gShips from Tomnada
$13.13 - $14.59Chopped Chili with Jerusalem Artichoke 238g*2 jars 238 g (min 2)Ships from Shi Bai Wei
$24.74 - $27.49808 Japanese Jerusalem Artichoke Chips 15gShips from Mochi Mochi Store
$34.03 - $36.99Pujiang jerusalem artichoke pickles 476g 476 gShips from Zhiwuji
$19.99Spicy Pickled Jerusalem Artichoke 248g 248 gShips from Hang Hang Snack Shop
$4.0070g*2 bags of spicy Jerusalem artichoke. 70 gShips from A thousand flavors of Chihiro
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What is a Jerusalem Artichoke?
Jerusalem Artichoke, also known as sunroot, sunchoke, or earth apple, is a species of sunflower native to central North America. It produces a tuber that is used as a root vegetable.
What does a Jerusalem Artichoke look like?
The tuber of a Jerusalem artichoke is similar in appearance to a ginger root, but when cut open, it is crunchy, juicy and tastes like a sweet radish.
What does Jerusalem Artichoke taste like?
It has a mild, sweet taste, similar to a potato but also slightly nutty.
Can I store Jerusalem Artichokes?
Yes, fresh Jerusalem artichokes can be stored in a cool, dark place for up to a week.
What dishes can I make with Jerusalem Artichokes?
You can make soups, salads, side dishes, or use them as a substitute for potatoes in most recipes.
Are Jerusalem Artichokes and sunchokes the same?
Yes, Jerusalem Artichoke and sunchoke are two names for the same plant.
How long do Jerusalem Artichokes take to grow?
Once planted, they typically take about 120 to 150 days to reach harvest time.
Are Jerusalem Artichokes gluten-free?
Yes, Jerusalem Artichokes are naturally gluten-free.
Where can I buy Jerusalem Artichoke?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
What are the nutritional benefits of Jerusalem Artichoke?
Jerusalem Artichokes are a good source of fiber, iron, and potassium. They also contain a significant amount of inulin, a type of prebiotic fiber that has been linked to several health benefits.
How do I cook Jerusalem Artichoke?
Just like other root vegetables, you can roast, boil, sauté, or steam Jerusalem artichokes. They can even be eaten raw in salads.
How do I prepare Jerusalem Artichokes?
Just scrub them clean under running water. Peeling is optional.
Are Jerusalem Artichokes actually artichokes?
No, despite their name, Jerusalem artichokes are not related to artichokes. They are a type of sunflower with a tuber that is used as a root vegetable.
Can I grow Jerusalem Artichokes at home?
Yes, they are very hardy plants and easy to grow in most climates.
Are Jerusalem Artichokes good for diabetics?
Yes, research has shown that the inulin in Jerusalem artichokes can help regulate blood sugar levels, which could be beneficial for people with diabetes.
Can I eat a Jerusalem Artichoke raw?
Yes, Jerusalem artichokes can be eaten raw in salads or other dishes.
Popular reviews
- This is great stuff, I'm so happy to have found it on Weee.
- I've bought things from them multiple times; they're always good and very fresh.
- I've bought it many times; it has a crispy texture. I really like it.
- I bought three bags of Jerusalem artichokes to use in kinpira (a Japanese dish of stir-fried vegetables) which I keep frozen! I've repurchased them many times, and recently the tubers have been large and the freshness rate is high!!!
- Very good quality sunchokes. Will be roasting them. This is a highly nutritious root vegetable.
- Jerusalem artichoke (scientific name: *Helianthus annuus*) is a highly nutritious root vegetable, often referred to as "natural insulin." It is rich in inulin, dietary fiber, iron, and other minerals, and is primarily used to lower blood sugar, aid weight loss, promote bowel movements and detoxification, and reduce swelling and heat. It can regulate blood sugar in both directions, making it suitable for diabetic patients, and also has spleen-strengthening, stomach-regulating, and lipid-lowering effects.
- It's a small bag, quite clean, and looks fresh. I'm planning to try making a cold dish with it.
- Looks good……………………
- wonderful and crisp, great for salad
- Old and new
- This artichoke looks nice and fresh and I’ll probably eat it tonight. I will trim it and cook it in the instant pot and eat it with melted butter.
- these weee artichokes are the freshest, best tasting best size,and best price in any store this summer l.simply steamed,dipped in lemon butter,or a spiced mayo.l - and the hearts,a culinary treat.they are in my every order.
- More on the brown side
- Artichoke is delicious and good for you.
- Artichoke flowers, when brewed into a tea, are very fragrant and good for the liver.
- Smaller than anticipated for the price!
- Doesn't look very fresh.
- Not very fresh, but still acceptable.
- I steamed artichokes today. I cut them open, removed the thorns, and steamed them for 30 minutes. They taste a bit like sweet potatoes.
- First time I've bought this vegetable. Very good.
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