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The flavor is good and doesn’t taste artificial on the taro
It's nearing its expiration date, hence the special price. However, it still tastes very fresh. It's even better after baking. One box contains four different flavors, and they're all delicious.
One box contains 8 items: two taro pastries, two pearl shower gel pastries, two osmanthus taro pastries, and two purple taro pastries. Made in Taiwan.
It was surprisingly delicious, even better than the bakeries in Chinatown.
There are four flavors, all of which are pretty good.
The gift box is beautiful to give as a present, containing eight taro pastries of four different types, making it a very good value.
A box contains 8 pieces, each one is a two-bite. They taste even better after being lightly toasted in a mini oven.
Master Dajia's taro pastries are considered the pinnacle of taro pastries. A box contains 8 pastries in 4 different flavors, and every flavor is delicious
The outer crust is crispy, the filling is rich, and the packaging is exquisite.
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Delicious mooncakes
The cake is dry and too sweet. Don't buy it.
The packaging is beautiful and elegant. The mung bean and mixed fillings weren't very good, the coconut filling was okay, but I haven't tried the taro filling yet so I don't know how it tastes.
The mixed vegetables were tasty and fluffy. The taro was dry, hard, and too sweet.
Delicious cake, not too sweet.
It looks delicious, but I haven't tried it yet.
not too sweet, filling generously
Pretty package for gifting! Haven’t tasted them yet but look great!
Fast delivery, the cookies are a bit dry but still okay to eat, the box is elegant and beautiful, perfect for gifting.
Just ok, I don't like it
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The cake is not delicious.
Very good. Very moist
I like taro, but this barely had any Taro taste, was quite disappointed.
Delicious!
Great size, good value. The taro paste is very smooth, creamy and subtly sweet. If you prefer your pastries not overwhelmingly sweet, this is a great option! I would definitely buy again!
Tasty and not too sweet, but the egg yolk is a bit small
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Well packed
First time buying it, it's delicious and not expensive at all.
This cake is incredibly delicious, even though it's a bit small, it's very substantial. Ten out of ten.
It tastes so good after being lightly toasted! I'm so happy that I can buy it without leaving home in the US.
Food is my savior! Every time I open the pantry and see so much food, I feel incredibly reassured. Not only are there a wide variety of flavors, from home-style dishes to international cuisine, but the cooking methods are also super simple. With just a little time, I can easily whip up a delicious meal.
love love love the taro mochi pastry. it’s so expensive even if o bought directly from taiwan. weee has it on sale so why not to splurge! very fresh off the box and its creamy. not heavy sweet and not bland like some other brands. perfect for morning with coffee.
It tastes pretty good, but it's a bit pricey.
Master Dajia is very famous in Taiwan. This is my first time buying some to try.
Taiwanese taro pastries are really delicious, and they're not high in calories, making them a great afternoon snack.
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What is a taro mooncake?
Taro mooncake is a type of Chinese mooncake made from taro paste and typically filled with a sweetened red bean paste or lotus seed paste in the middle.
What is the nutritional value of taro mooncakes?
Taro mooncakes are high in sugar and carbohydrates. They offer some dietary fiber and protein, but also contain fat. They're not considered a health food, rather a dessert or treat.
How is taro mooncake made?
Taro mooncake is made by encasing a taro paste and sweet filling in dough, then baking or steaming it until cooked.
What is the texture of a taro mooncake?
The outer layer of a taro mooncake is usually firm, while the inside is creamy and smooth from the taro paste.
How long can taro mooncakes be stored for?
If stored in a cool, dry place, unopened taro mooncakes can last for about a month. Once opened, they should be consumed within a couple of days.
Is taro mooncake vegan?
Not all taro mooncakes are vegan, as some may contain egg or dairy. However, vegan versions can be made or found.
Can I make taro mooncakes at home?
Yes, taro mooncakes can be made at home, though they require some culinary skills and a few specific ingredients.
When are taro mooncakes traditionally eaten?
Taro mooncakes are traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, a harvest festival celebrated by Chinese communities.
Where does taro mooncake come from?
Taro mooncake is a traditional Asian dessert, particularly popular in China. It is commonly made and eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Does taro mooncake contain gluten?
Most taro mooncakes are made with wheat flour, which contains gluten. However, gluten-free versions could be made using alternative flours.
What does taro mooncake taste like?
Taro mooncake has a unique, naturally sweet flavor that is slightly similar to sweet potato. The texture is often creamy and smooth.
Can taro mooncakes be frozen?
Yes, taro mooncakes can be frozen to extend their shelf life. Just make sure to wrap them well to prevent freezer burn.
What are some popular fillings for taro mooncakes?
Common fillings for taro mooncakes include sweetened red bean paste and lotus seed paste. Some may also include nuts or egg yolks.
Where can I buy taro mooncakes?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
What are the main ingredients in taro mooncakes?
Main ingredients for taro mooncakes typically include taro paste, a sweet filling, and a dough made from flour, golden syrup, and lye water.
Are taro mooncakes suitable for those with nut allergies?
Some taro mooncakes may contain nuts or be processed in facilities that also process nuts, so they may not be suitable for those with nut allergies.
Popular reviews
- The flavor is good and doesn’t taste artificial on the taro
- It's nearing its expiration date, hence the special price. However, it still tastes very fresh. It's even better after baking. One box contains four different flavors, and they're all delicious.
- One box contains 8 items: two taro pastries, two pearl shower gel pastries, two osmanthus taro pastries, and two purple taro pastries. Made in Taiwan.
- It was surprisingly delicious, even better than the bakeries in Chinatown.
- There are four flavors, all of which are pretty good.
- The gift box is beautiful to give as a present, containing eight taro pastries of four different types, making it a very good value.
- A box contains 8 pieces, each one is a two-bite. They taste even better after being lightly toasted in a mini oven.
- Master Dajia's taro pastries are considered the pinnacle of taro pastries. A box contains 8 pastries in 4 different flavors, and every flavor is delicious
- The outer crust is crispy, the filling is rich, and the packaging is exquisite.
- Delicious mooncakes
- Well packed
- First time buying it, it's delicious and not expensive at all.
- This cake is incredibly delicious, even though it's a bit small, it's very substantial. Ten out of ten.
- It tastes so good after being lightly toasted! I'm so happy that I can buy it without leaving home in the US.
- Food is my savior! Every time I open the pantry and see so much food, I feel incredibly reassured. Not only are there a wide variety of flavors, from home-style dishes to international cuisine, but the cooking methods are also super simple. With just a little time, I can easily whip up a delicious meal.
- love love love the taro mochi pastry. it’s so expensive even if o bought directly from taiwan. weee has it on sale so why not to splurge! very fresh off the box and its creamy. not heavy sweet and not bland like some other brands. perfect for morning with coffee.
- It tastes pretty good, but it's a bit pricey.
- Master Dajia is very famous in Taiwan. This is my first time buying some to try.
- Taiwanese taro pastries are really delicious, and they're not high in calories, making them a great afternoon snack.
first time trying it. not to my taste.won't repurchase
The taro pastry is especially delicious; I'll definitely buy it again next time.
It was delicious, and my colleagues said it was good too.
The taro pastries and mini mooncakes from Dajia Master are delicious!
I bought it on sale; it's suitable for personal consumption or as a gift.
It would taste better if baked in a small oven for two minutes but it didn't wow me.
Suitable for both gifting and personal use during the Chinese New Year. Expiry date: April 1st.
What's New Year's shopping without pastries? Let's buy, buy, buy!
Delicious mooncakes, not too sweet, even kids love them.
There are four flavors available, and the shelf life is three months until April 15th.
This one is quite sweet but has a hint of rose flavor.- The cake is not delicious.
- Very good. Very moist
- I like taro, but this barely had any Taro taste, was quite disappointed.
- Delicious!
- Great size, good value. The taro paste is very smooth, creamy and subtly sweet. If you prefer your pastries not overwhelmingly sweet, this is a great option! I would definitely buy again!
- Tasty and not too sweet, but the egg yolk is a bit small
Smaller than I expected but taste pretty good
Such a small mooncake, the taste is okay, not too sweet
It is very, very sweet, without any taro flavor, and feels almost like red bean paste.
Very sweet! No taro taste at all! So sweet that it chokes my throat! I might as well just buy candy, at least it's cheaper
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