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This time, the minimum order was 3 pieces. They have a long shelf life, so they're perfect for stocking up in the refrigerator.
I bought these for making oden (Japanese hot pot). I was able to buy them cheaper than at the supermarket by buying in bulk.
Great! Will buy again.
Like it. I will buy again.
Important ingredient
First time buying, looks good
Even though I think I don't need three, I end up eating them all anyway
Always buy this, nice thickness.
I bought a huge amount of konjac because I was planning to make fried konjac.
It's so convenient because it can be used right away after just a rinse.
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This konjac can be washed by hand and used as is, making it very convenient.
Taste better after marinate with vinegar and miso
After opening, it needs to be rinsed first. The taste is good.
Looks good
I like this Japanese’s Konjac! I usually buy white konjac in bulk because it keeps well.
It is great for soup
Very good for weight loss
Easy to use. Good taste. I will but it again.
I'm having a potluck with friends the day after tomorrow, so I'm thinking of making miso dengaku.
I plan to add it to stewed offal or make miso oden.
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It came properly packed in an ice pack.
It is a favorite item. Thank you.
I bought two this time because they were on sale.
Great! Will buy again.
I personally don't like the taste of this konjac drink, and I have one bag left but don't know what to do with it. It doesn't absorb flavor very well.
Firm and springy with a nice chewy texture. Great for hot pot, stews, and other Japanese dishes.
This stuff is getting more and more expensive; it used to cost 99 cents. I usually add it when stewing meat, or eat it as a meal to help with weight loss.
I bought it after a long time.
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What is konjac cake?
Konjac cake is a jelly-like food, made from konjac flour that comes from the root of an Asian plant. It is low in calories and high in fiber.
What does konjac cake taste like?
Konjac cake itself is mainly odorless and tasteless. It absorbs the flavors of the food it is cooked with.
Where can I buy konjac cake?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Does konjac cake contain gluten?
No, konjac cake is gluten-free.
What is the shelf life of konjac cake?
Usually, unopened konjac cake can be stored at room temperature for up to a year. Once opened, it should be stored in the fridge and eaten within several days.
Is konjac cake keto friendly?
Yes, konjac cake is often used in keto diets because it is low in carbohydrates.
Does konjac cake cause digestive issues?
Konjac cake can cause digestive issues in some individuals, especially when eaten in large amounts. It's recommended to increase consumption gradually.
What dishes can I make with konjac cake?
Konjac cake can be used in a wide variety of dishes, including stir-fries, soups and salads.
Is konjac cake healthy?
Yes, konjac cake is low in calories, fat-free, sugar free, gluten free and high in fiber. It's a good option for those who are dieting.
Can konjac cake be eaten raw?
No, konjac cake needs to be prepared according to the instructions before it can be eaten.
Is konjac cake suitable for vegans?
Yes, konjac cake is plant-based and suitable for vegans.
How do you prepare konjac cake?
Typically, konjac cakes are rinsed and boiled before being used in dishes.
Can I freeze konjac cake?
No, freezing is not recommended as it can change the texture of konjac cake.
What are the main ingredients in konjac cake?
The main ingredients of konjac cake are water and konjac flour.
How many calories are there in konjac cake?
Konjac cake is very low in calories. A 100 gram serving typically contains around 10 calories.
Is konjac cake safe for everyone?
Most people can safely consume konjac cake. However, people with digestive issues or those who have had bowel surgery should avoid it.
Popular reviews
- This time, the minimum order was 3 pieces. They have a long shelf life, so they're perfect for stocking up in the refrigerator.
- I bought these for making oden (Japanese hot pot). I was able to buy them cheaper than at the supermarket by buying in bulk.
- Great! Will buy again.
- Like it. I will buy again.
- Important ingredient
- First time buying, looks good
- Even though I think I don't need three, I end up eating them all anyway
- Always buy this, nice thickness.
- I bought a huge amount of konjac because I was planning to make fried konjac.
- It's so convenient because it can be used right away after just a rinse.
- It came properly packed in an ice pack.
- It is a favorite item. Thank you.
- I bought two this time because they were on sale.
- Great! Will buy again.
- I personally don't like the taste of this konjac drink, and I have one bag left but don't know what to do with it. It doesn't absorb flavor very well.
- Firm and springy with a nice chewy texture. Great for hot pot, stews, and other Japanese dishes.
- This stuff is getting more and more expensive; it used to cost 99 cents. I usually add it when stewing meat, or eat it as a meal to help with weight loss.
- I bought it after a long time.
- This konjac can be washed by hand and used as is, making it very convenient.
- Taste better after marinate with vinegar and miso
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