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Same Taste, good quality!
Good product with nice spices. Good taste
The spiciness was acceptable, but it got a bit too salty after eating half of it.
Nice taste.
Spicy food lovers should definitely grab this! It's quite spicy for me, but not a dry spiciness; it's a pungent, spiciness. The shredded radish is a bit dry, but the texture is okay. It's not bad with soupy dishes. I had a bowl of porridge with it, and it was already great without any other side dishes. Eating this is really economical!
Muli paratha is one of my favourite.
Very nice in taste and real spices.
Good taste
Medium spicy
It's alright; you can eat it after microwaving it for a few minutes, but don't expect it to taste as good as a freshly fried pie from the street.
Frequently asked questions
What is mooli?
Mooli, also known as daikon, is a type of white radish popular in Asian cuisine. It's used in a wide variety of dishes such as salads, pickles, and stir-fries. It is known for its crisp texture and slightly sweet, peppery taste.
Is mooli healthy?
Yes, mooli is a very healthy ingredient. It's low in calories but high in vitamins and minerals, especially Vitamin C and potassium. It also contains enzymes that can aid in digestion.
How do I cook mooli?
Mooli can be cooked in a variety of ways, including boiling, frying, pickling, or using it in soups and stews. It's very versatile and can be used in many different recipes.
What does mooli taste like?
Mooli has a crisp texture and a taste that is mildly sweet and a little peppery.
What is the nutritional value of mooli?
Mooli is low in calories but high in nutrients. It's a great source of vitamin C, potassium, and other minerals. It's also rich in enzymes that can aid digestion.
Can I grow mooli at home?
Yes, mooli is fairly easy to grow in a home garden from seeds.
What parts of the mooli plant are edible?
Both the root and the greens of the mooli plant are edible and can be used in a variety of dishes.
What can I do with leftover mooli?
Leftover mooli can be used in salads, soups, or stir-fries, and can also be pickled for later use.
Where is mooli commonly used?
Mooli is commonly used in Asian cuisine, especially in countries such as Japan, China, and India.
Can I eat mooli raw?
Yes, mooli can be eaten raw and is often used in salads or as a garnish due to its crisp texture and mild flavor.
Can mooli be substituted for other radishes?
Yes, mooli can generally be substituted for other types of radishes in cooking, although the flavor and texture may slightly vary.
How do I store mooli?
Mooli can be stored in the refrigerator for about a week. It's best to keep it in a plastic bag to maintain freshness.
What's the difference between mooli and regular radish?
While both mooli and regular radish share some similarities, mooli is usually larger and milder in flavor than regular radishes.
Should I peel mooli before using it in cooking?
Yes, it's recommended to peel mooli before using it in cooking to remove any potential dirt or grit.
What type of cuisine is mooli used in most?
Mooli is used the most in Asian cuisine, especially Japanese, Chinese, and Indian dishes.
Where can I buy mooli?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
Same Taste, good quality!
Good product with nice spices. Good taste
The spiciness was acceptable, but it got a bit too salty after eating half of it.
Nice taste.
Spicy food lovers should definitely grab this! It's quite spicy for me, but not a dry spiciness; it's a pungent, spiciness. The shredded radish is a bit dry, but the texture is okay. It's not bad with soupy dishes. I had a bowl of porridge with it, and it was already great without any other side dishes. Eating this is really economical!
Muli paratha is one of my favourite.
Very nice in taste and real spices.
Good taste
Medium spicy
It's alright; you can eat it after microwaving it for a few minutes, but don't expect it to taste as good as a freshly fried pie from the street.














