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The Job's tears are on the smaller side, but they all look plump. I want to make mung bean and Job's tears soup.

I bought this because the reviews were good. It’s a perfect balance of sweet and salty. The seasoning is stronger than I expected, so you don't need to add much. It tastes great after using furikake instead of seasoned salt, adding extra Korean seasoned seaweed flakes, and some sesame oil.

It makes mentaiko rice bowls, rice balls, and Japanese dishes even more delicious when sprinkled on top! It's a product I can't run out of at home, so I bought it again this time.

I bought it because the soba noodles looked pretty haha

This is my first time buying it. I'm looking forward to eating it.

I ordered some wasabi because I need it when eating beef.

I reach for this rice oil almost every day. It has a clean, neutral flavor, so it works well for stir-fries, pan-frying, deep-frying, and baking without overpowering the food.

excited to try this buckwheat

When cooking rice, you can use one bag of Job's tears and another bag of mixed grain rice to make mixed rice, which is better for diabetics.

new buy don't know

This is really useful; the yellow mold stains in the bathroom were clean the next day after I sprayed it on them.

This is my first time buying this kind of rice, and I think it's pretty good. I would buy it again.

Juicy, smooth jelly. Delicious jello. Fragrant grape flavor.

I make sure I never run out.

My 3rd time ordered!

I was almost out of curry bricks at home, and since they were on sale, I decided to give them a try.

Convenient soup mix – a must-have for travel! Don't miss out!

My child has always liked konjac jelly since we were in Japan, and since school will be starting soon, I bought some to put in their lunchbox.

always buying this when we run out!

love thus rice