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Frequently asked questions

  • What are konjac knots?

    Konjac knots are a popular ingredient in Asian cuisine. They are made from the root of the konjac plant, which is grounded into flour and processed into various shapes, including noodles and knots.

  • Do konjac knots have any nutrients?

    Konjac knots are not nutrient rich; they have little nutritional value, but they are high in fiber and can help in digestion.

  • Are konjac knots vegan?

    Yes, konjac knots are vegan as they're made from plant roots.

  • How long do konjac knots take to cook?

    After being soaked, konjac knots generally need 5-10 minutes of cooking time.

  • Where can I buy konjac knots?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Can I eat konjac knots raw?

    It is recommended not to eat konjac knots raw. They should be cooked properly before consuming.

  • What do konjac knots look like?

    Konjac knots have a translucent, gel-like appearance and are typically tied in small knots.

  • What can I substitute for konjac knots in a recipe?

    If you can't find konjac knots, other forms of konjac like konjac noodles or shirataki noodles can work as a substitute.

  • How do you use konjac knots in cooking?

    Konjac knots can be used in many ways, including in soups, stews or stir-fried dishes. They need to be soaked in water for 5-10 minutes before being added to your cooking.

  • Are konjac knots gluten free?

    Yes, konjac knots are inherently gluten-free as they are made from the root of the konjac plant.

  • What is the taste of konjac knots?

    Konjac knots themselves are generally tasteless. They adopt the flavor of the food and sauces they are cooked with.

  • Do konjac knots need to be refrigerated?

    Unopened konjac knots can be stored at room temperature. Once opened, they should be refrigerated and consumed within a week.

  • Are konjac knots good for weight loss?

    Yes, due to their high fiber content and low calories, they can aid in weight management.

  • Can I freeze konjac knots?

    Yes, you can freeze konjac knots to extend their shelf life but remember to defrost them properly before use.

  • Can I find konjac knots in any grocery store?

    Konjac knots are typically found in Asian grocery stores or stores that carry international food items.

  • What is the texture of konjac knots?

    Konjac knots have a somewhat rubbery texture, similar to some types of gelatin.