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Frequently asked questions

  • What is dry squid?

    Dry squid is a popular ingredient in many Asian cuisines. It is made by drying fresh squid under the sun, which gives it a unique texture and flavor.

  • What does dry squid taste like?

    Dry squid has a concentrated seafood flavor with a slightly sweet and salty taste. It also has a chewy texture.

  • Is dry squid healthy?

    Yes, dry squid are filled with protein and low in fat. However, they can be high in sodium, so it's best to use it in moderation.

  • Can I eat dry squid raw?

    Dry squid is typically rehydrated and cooked before consumption, although some people enjoy it raw after rehydrating it.

  • Can I make dry squid at home?

    Yes, you can make dry squid at home by cleaning fresh squid and drying them under the sun for several days.

  • How should I store dry squid after opening the package?

    Store it in an air-tight container in a cool and dry place to prevent it from absorbing moisture from the air.

  • Can dry squid go bad?

    Yes, if not properly stored, dry squid can develop a stale smell and taste, a sign that it has gone bad.

  • Do I need to clean dry squid before using it?

    Yes, dry squid should be rehydrated and cleaned before it is used in cooking.

  • How is dry squid prepared?

    Before using dry squid in cooking, it is typically soaked in water to rehydrate it. It can then be sliced into small pieces and used in a wide variety of dishes.

  • How long does dry squid last?

    Properly stored, dry squid can last for up to a year. It should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Where can I buy dry squid?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Is there a substitute for dry squid?

    Dry shrimp, dry fish or other types of dried seafood can be used as a substitute for dry squid.

  • What are typical dishes made with dry squid?

    Common dishes include soups, stir-fry, and sauces. Dry squid is also a popular snack in some Asian cultures.

  • Can I freeze dry squid?

    Yes, you can freeze dry squid to prolong its shelf life. Be sure to wrap it tightly to prevent freezer burn.

  • How do I know if my dry squid has gone bad?

    Dry squid that has gone bad may develop a strong, off smell and a slimy or moldy appearance.

  • How long should I soak dry squid before using it?

    Soaking time depends on the size of the squid. Smaller ones may only need an hour or two, while larger ones can require overnight soaking.