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- It was delivered fresh.
- Good price of the sprouts and excited to use it thanks weee
- I always buy it when it's available. I use it in salads, or I grill it with Japanese ginger and fried tofu and mix it with soy sauce.
- Good quality
- An item I always stock up on! Great for eating raw fish.
- I love ordering these radish sprouts. They are always fresh and add a delicious spice to our microgreen salads.
- I buy this whenever I buy yellowtail sashimi, and I like it because I always receive fresh deliveries.
- I bought this for the first time because it's supposed to be highly nutritious. The quality seems good too.
- I bought these to make fresh spring rolls. They were incredibly fresh!
Frequently asked questions
What is white daikon?
White daikon is a type of radish popular in many Asian cuisines. It is large, often 1 to 2 feet long, and has a mild flavor.
How to store white daikon?
Store it in a sealed, airtight bag in your refrigerator's crisper drawer.
What are the nutritional benefits of white daikon?
White daikon is low in calories but high in vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin C, potassium and calcium.
Does white daikon need to be peeled before eating?
Generally, it should be peeled before consuming as the skin can be tough.
Can you freeze white daikon?
Yes, but it's recommended to blanch it first. The texture may change somewhat upon thawing.
How long does white daikon last in the fridge?
When properly stored, it should last 1-2 weeks.
How to pickle white daikon?
Slice it into thin rounds or matchsticks, mix with salt, sugar and vinegar, and let it sit in an airtight container or jar in the refrigerator until pickled to your liking.
Is daikon radish the same as white radish?
Yes, 'daikon' is often referred to as 'white radish' in English.
What does white daikon taste like?
White daikon has a mild taste, slightly sweet with a subtle bite, and a crisp texture.
How to cook with white daikon?
You can eat it raw, pickled, or cooked. It's versatile, making it suitable for stir-fries, soups, salads, and even as a garnish.
Is white daikon good for weight loss?
Yes, due to its high fiber and water contents and low calorie count, it can be a good dietary addition for those trying to lose weight.
Can you eat white daikon leaves?
Yes, the leaves are edible and can be cooked similarly to other greens.
Could white daikon cause an allergic reaction?
While it's uncommon, some people could be allergic to daikon. If you experience any allergic reactions after consuming it, seek medical advice.
Can you eat white daikon raw?
Yes, it can be consumed raw in salads or as a snack.
What does the word 'daikon' mean?
'Daikon' is a Japanese word, and it literally translates to 'big root'.
Where can I buy white daikon?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
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- It was delivered fresh.
- Good price of the sprouts and excited to use it thanks weee
- I always buy it when it's available. I use it in salads, or I grill it with Japanese ginger and fried tofu and mix it with soy sauce.
- Good quality
- An item I always stock up on! Great for eating raw fish.
- I love ordering these radish sprouts. They are always fresh and add a delicious spice to our microgreen salads.
- I buy this whenever I buy yellowtail sashimi, and I like it because I always receive fresh deliveries.
- I bought this for the first time because it's supposed to be highly nutritious. The quality seems good too.
- I bought these to make fresh spring rolls. They were incredibly fresh!




















































