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I just finished another brand at home, so I bought this one to try. Eating jelly in the summer is so refreshing!
It's much more expensive than starches like corn, sweet potatoes, and potatoes.
I learned how to make jelly from a friend. A 1:5 ratio makes a big, delicious bowlful.
This greenish-starch color looks pretty good.
good product!
I want to make pancakes, I hope they taste good.
I bought it to make jelly, and the texture of the jelly is okay.
The powder is very fine and the shelf life is until February 2027.
The quality is good, right? Mung bean starch, use 50 grams of mung bean starch and 300 grams of water, stir until there is no powder, pour it into the cake mold, put it into the steamer and continue stirring until it is slightly solidified, cover the pot and steam for another 10 minutes (the thickness of the finished product is about 0.5 inches), turn off the heat and wait for it to cool, then use a knife to slice it from the middle, then cut it into strips and put it into cold water and control the water. At this time, the perfect jelly is ready. Just season it according to your preferences, add some cucumber shreds, bean sprouts, cooked peanuts, and sesame seeds. A plate of jelly like this costs $15 or $6 outside, but it only costs $1 to make it at home. You can try it.
Amazing result, will repurchase for sure.
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- I just finished another brand at home, so I bought this one to try. Eating jelly in the summer is so refreshing!
- It's much more expensive than starches like corn, sweet potatoes, and potatoes.
- I learned how to make jelly from a friend. A 1:5 ratio makes a big, delicious bowlful.
- This greenish-starch color looks pretty good.
- good product!
- I want to make pancakes, I hope they taste good.
- I bought it to make jelly, and the texture of the jelly is okay.
- The powder is very fine and the shelf life is until February 2027.
- The quality is good, right? Mung bean starch, use 50 grams of mung bean starch and 300 grams of water, stir until there is no powder, pour it into the cake mold, put it into the steamer and continue stirring until it is slightly solidified, cover the pot and steam for another 10 minutes (the thickness of the finished product is about 0.5 inches), turn off the heat and wait for it to cool, then use a knife to slice it from the middle, then cut it into strips and put it into cold water and control the water. At this time, the perfect jelly is ready. Just season it according to your preferences, add some cucumber shreds, bean sprouts, cooked peanuts, and sesame seeds. A plate of jelly like this costs $15 or $6 outside, but it only costs $1 to make it at home. You can try it.
- Amazing result, will repurchase for sure.
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