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These glass noodles are especially chewy and smooth. I often use them to make steamed dishes with shrimp, scallops, and sea bream, and my family loves them.
This is a great alternative for noodles when you want to go easier on the carbs. Cooks well and retains springy-ness when stir fried and in soup.
This is a big bag, it looks good!
It tastes good; it's great stir-fried, served cold, or added to soup.
It can be used in a wide variety of dishes, such as salads and soups.
The packaging was good and there was no breakage. Pure mung beans seem healthier.
This is my first time buying it, hoping it tastes good.
Bun dau xanh OK has been a favorite many times.
Frequently asked questions
What is mung bean vermicelli noodle?
Mung bean vermicelli is a type of noodle that is made from the starch of mung beans. It is a popular ingredient in many Asian cuisines and is known for its transparent appearance when cooked and its ability to absorb flavors well.
What is the taste of mung bean vermicelli noodle?
Mung bean vermicelli noodles are generally flavourless on their own, as they are meant to soak up the flavours of the ingredients and sauces they're cooked with.
How to store mung bean vermicelli noodle?
You should store them in a cool and dry place in your kitchen, and they can last for a long time.
Are they high in calories?
No, mung bean vermicelli noodles are quite low in calories, making them a good choice for those on diet or weight loss programs.
How long does it take to cook mung bean vermicelli noodles?
After soaking in hot water, it can be cooked in about 2-5 minutes.
Can you eat mung bean vermicelli noodles raw?
No, they need to be cooked or at least soaked in hot water before eating.
Can I use mung bean vermicelli noodles as a substitute for rice or wheat noodles?
Yes, they can be used as a substitute for rice or wheat noodles in many dishes and are ideal for those looking to avoid gluten.
Do mung bean vermicelli noodles go bad?
No, mung bean vermicelli noodles have a long shelf life if they are stored properly.
How to cook mung bean vermicelli noodle?
Soak the noodles in hot water for about 10-15 minutes until they become soft. After that, drain them and rinse in cold water. They can then be added to stir-fries, soups or salads.
Is it gluten free?
Yes, mung bean vermicelli noodle is gluten-free since it's made from mung bean starch, not wheat.
Is it vegan-friendly?
Yes, mung bean vermicelli is vegan-friendly as it is only made of mung bean starch and water.
Are they high in protein?
Mung bean vermicelli noodles do contain some protein but the amount isn't significantly high and it is not a primary source of protein.
Are mung bean vermicelli noodles the same as glass noodles?
Yes, mung bean vermicelli noodles are also known as glass noodles due to their transparent, glass-like appearance when cooked.
How to distinguish mung bean vermicelli noodles from rice noodles?
Mung bean vermicelli noodles turn transparent when cooked, unlike rice noodles which remain opaque or semi-opaque.
What's the nutritional value of mung bean vermicelli noodles?
They are low in fat, cholesterol and sodium, and a good source of carbohydrates to give you energy.
Where can I buy mung bean vermicelli noodle?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
These glass noodles are especially chewy and smooth. I often use them to make steamed dishes with shrimp, scallops, and sea bream, and my family loves them.
This is a great alternative for noodles when you want to go easier on the carbs. Cooks well and retains springy-ness when stir fried and in soup.
This is a big bag, it looks good!
It tastes good; it's great stir-fried, served cold, or added to soup.
It can be used in a wide variety of dishes, such as salads and soups.
The packaging was good and there was no breakage. Pure mung beans seem healthier.
This is my first time buying it, hoping it tastes good.
Bun dau xanh OK has been a favorite many times.





















































