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Shirakiku Natto Mito Organic Fermented Soybean, Frozen 135.9 g
Osato Yukihomare Natto (Large Bean) 3P, Frozen 5.33 oz
Hokkaido Natto Fermented Soy Beans with Seasoning Sauce 3pk, Frozen 4.2 oz
Pulmuone Natto 6pcs
Shirakiku Okame Kotsubu Natto 3P Frozen 170.1 g

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Frequently asked questions

  • What are natto beans?

    Natto beans are soybeans fermented with Bacillus subtilis, a traditional Japanese food. They are sticky and stringy, with a pungent smell and an earthy, savory flavor.

  • What is the difference between natto brands on Weee!?

    Weee! lists Shirakiku Natto Mito Organic, Shirakiku Okame Kotsubu (small bean), Osato Yukihomare (large bean), Hokkaido Natto with seasoning sauce, Pulmuone Natto, and Mizkan Kintsubu in Toromame, Niowa (low smell), and Black Vinegar with Plum flavors. Bean size and sauces differ.

  • How should I store natto beans?

    Most natto on Weee! is sold frozen. Keep it frozen, thaw it in the refrigerator, and follow the best-by date and storage instructions on the package.

  • What does natto taste like?

    Natto tastes earthy, savory, and slightly nutty with a sticky texture. Many people find the smell stronger than the taste.

  • How do you eat natto beans?

    Stir the natto with its sauce and mustard until it turns stringy, then serve over hot rice. It is also eaten on toast, in sushi rolls, with kimchi, or mixed with egg and scallions.

  • Is there a milder natto?

    Mizkan Kintsubu Niowa Natto is labeled low smell, which suits first-time eaters. Mixing natto with rice, egg, or kimchi also softens the flavor.

  • Are natto beans the same as sweet natto?

    No. Natto beans are fermented soybeans eaten as a savory food, while sweet natto (amanatto) is a candy of beans coated in sugar. Sankaikou Uji Matcha Azuki Sweet Natto is a sweet snack, not fermented natto.

  • Where can I buy natto beans near me?

    You can order natto online at Weee!, including Shirakiku Natto Mito Organic and Osato Yukihomare Natto (Large Bean). Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.