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I bought it for the students. It's pretty good.
The pastries from this brand taste pretty good, but the packaging is a bit simple; there are eight in a bag.
It's delicious, not too oily or sweet.
The crust is flaky but not oily; individual packaging would be even better.
The taste is acceptable, but it would be ideal if they were individually packaged. I would consider repurchasing if they improve on this.
Rose bean paste Suzhou-style mooncakes are economical and delicious.
This is my second time buying Suzhou-style mooncakes with rose bean paste filling; this time I bought two packs.
I really like Suzhou-style mooncakes; the red bean paste has a very smooth texture.
I didn't expect it to taste so good! I immediately bought three packs today. It's really great value for money.
It's sweet but not cloying, and incredibly delicious! So good!
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Good pastry, it's nice with some tea
It's a healthy food, but the crust is a bit dry.
For those wandering far from home, celebrating the festival helps ease their homesickness.
Very delicious, timely delivery, and great value for money with the discount.
This is my first time buying it. It's a small box, and I hope it's healthy and delicious.
I can't wait to savor the taste of my hometown; it feels like I'm back in that place I've always longed for...
Best of the best!
The crust is very crispy, and the taste is great, not too sweet.
This is my second purchase. My mom and I both love it, especially the sugar-free version. I will definitely buy it again.
Frequently asked questions
What is mung bean mooncake?
Mung bean mooncake is a traditional Asian dessert often eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival. It's primarily made from mung beans and typically has a sweet filling.
What does mung bean mooncake taste like?
Mung bean mooncake has a sweet and slightly nutty flavor, with a dense and creamy texture from the mung bean filling.
Is mung bean mooncake vegan?
Mung bean mooncakes can be vegan, but it depends on the recipe. Traditional recipes may contain lard or egg, so check the ingredients if you adhere to a vegan diet.
How long do mung bean mooncakes last?
Typically, mung bean mooncakes can last 1-2 weeks if stored properly in a cool and dry place. They can last longer if refrigerated.
Are mung bean mooncakes healthy?
While mung bean mooncakes have nutritional benefits due to the mung beans, they can also contain high amounts of sugar. As with all treats, moderation is key.
What is the texture of a mung bean mooncake?
The texture of a mung bean mooncake is dense and smooth due to the mashed mung bean filling.
Are mung bean mooncakes sweet or savory?
Mung bean mooncakes are generally sweet, as they are typically made with sugar. However, the amount of sweetness can vary.
Can mung bean mooncakes be heated before eating?
Heat is not necessary for mung bean mooncakes, but if you prefer it warm, heating on low heat is possible.
Where does mung bean mooncake originate from?
Mung bean mooncake originated from China and is a popular dessert across many Asian cultures.
Are mung bean mooncakes gluten-free?
Typically, mung bean mooncakes are gluten-free as mung beans are naturally free of gluten. However, it's always best to check the product's ingredients if you have a gluten intolerance.
How to store mung bean mooncakes?
Store mung bean mooncakes in a cool, dry place. If they are fresh and homemade, it is advisable to store them in the refrigerator.
How to make mung bean mooncake?
Making mung bean mooncake involves soaking and cooking the mung beans, mashing them into a paste, and then filling the mooncake molds. The exact recipe can vary depending on the specific flavors and fillings.
Can I make mung bean mooncakes at home?
Yes, you can make mung bean mooncakes at home. The process can be time-consuming but it is doable with the right ingredients and tools, such as mooncake molds.
Can mung bean mooncakes be frozen?
Yes, mung bean mooncakes can be frozen. Be sure to wrap them individually before freezing to maintain their quality.
What is the significance of mung bean mooncakes during Mid-Autumn Festival?
Mung bean mooncakes are traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival to celebrate the full moon and unity of families.
Where can I buy mung bean mooncakes?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
I bought it for the students. It's pretty good.
The pastries from this brand taste pretty good, but the packaging is a bit simple; there are eight in a bag.
It's delicious, not too oily or sweet.
The crust is flaky but not oily; individual packaging would be even better.
The taste is acceptable, but it would be ideal if they were individually packaged. I would consider repurchasing if they improve on this.
Rose bean paste Suzhou-style mooncakes are economical and delicious.
This is my second time buying Suzhou-style mooncakes with rose bean paste filling; this time I bought two packs.
I really like Suzhou-style mooncakes; the red bean paste has a very smooth texture.
I didn't expect it to taste so good! I immediately bought three packs today. It's really great value for money.
It's sweet but not cloying, and incredibly delicious! So good!
Good pastry, it's nice with some tea
It's a healthy food, but the crust is a bit dry.
For those wandering far from home, celebrating the festival helps ease their homesickness.
Very delicious, timely delivery, and great value for money with the discount.
This is my first time buying it. It's a small box, and I hope it's healthy and delicious.
I can't wait to savor the taste of my hometown; it feels like I'm back in that place I've always longed for...
Best of the best!
The crust is very crispy, and the taste is great, not too sweet.
This is my second purchase. My mom and I both love it, especially the sugar-free version. I will definitely buy it again.
never think that the green bean cake made by local store taste so delicious. Buy some more
This is the first time I bought this brand of mooncakes. The taste is OK.
I finally bought it before it sold out. It looks like a very traditional mooncake.
Not very sweet, but a familiar taste
This brand should be delicious, I haven't had time to buy it yet, just received it
I tried the coconut one, which was delicious and not too sweet, better than the Xinghualou one. I think the lotus seed paste one will be good too, and I will buy it again in the future.
It has a slight jasmine scent. Overall, the flavor is very mild.
A small box contains 4 cookies. (Size reference)
It looks pretty good. This is my first time buying it.
The flaky pastry mooncakes are very good. I like that the filling isn't too sweet and has a tea aroma.
I bought it because it's sugar-free, and it's pretty good.

















































