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I buy them in bulk when they're on sale.
Weeeeee more discount
must must have item Natto
can't live without it
For natto rolls, finely chopped natto is the best!
must must have item natto
great for rolls, great for miso soup
It arrived semi-frozen. It was delicious.
Delicious. Good product. Good quality! It seems the amount in each pack is slightly more than the regular whole bean natto. I would buy it again.
I bought this for introducing solid foods to my baby.
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Super delicious fermented beans. Perfect in getting protein
I bought it because it was cheap. It's also convenient because it can be used for natto bacteria when making homemade natto.
It's my first time to eat natto. I heard from a Japanese that this is best for first-timers
A staple in our household. It's a must-have in our refrigerator.
Natto is delicious, but this kind has a slightly salty soy sauce.
I bought this for breakfast. Even though it's frozen, it tastes perfectly fine if you eat it soon after purchase.
As I get older, I'll learn some of the Japanese secrets to longevity
this natto is tasty and affordable. the whole family loves it, including my 2 year olds!
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I always get this
I like it. It smells very good. I drink one box every day.
Easy to eat
my fave natto
Natto is a very healthy food.
Organic natto! Yum!
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Novi, Michigan
Washington, District Of Columbia
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Henderson, Nevada
Astoria, New York
Alameda
Camarillo
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Bethesda
Madison, Wisconsin
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Bronx
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What is shirakiku natto?
Shirakiku natto is a traditional Japanese food made from fermented soybeans.
How long does shirakiku natto last in the refrigerator?
Shirakiku natto typically lasts about one week in the refrigerator.
How can I eat shirakiku natto?
Shirakiku natto is commonly eaten with rice, soy sauce, and mustard for added flavor.
Can I cook with shirakiku natto?
Yes, shirakiku natto can be used in various dishes such as stir-fries and soups.
How can I mask the strong flavor of shirakiku natto?
You can mask the strong flavor of shirakiku natto by adding citrus juice or soy sauce.
Is shirakiku natto gluten-free?
Yes, shirakiku natto is gluten-free as it is made from soybeans.
Can I use shirakiku natto in sushi?
Yes, shirakiku natto can be used as a topping in sushi rolls.
Where can I buy shirakiku natto?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
How do I store shirakiku natto?
Store shirakiku natto in the refrigerator to maintain its freshness.
Can I freeze shirakiku natto?
It is not recommended to freeze shirakiku natto as it can change its texture.
Is shirakiku natto vegan?
Yes, shirakiku natto is a vegan food made from soybeans.
Are there any health benefits to eating shirakiku natto?
Shirakiku natto is a good source of protein and probiotics, which can benefit gut health.
Can I eat shirakiku natto raw?
Yes, shirakiku natto is commonly eaten raw, mixed with seasonings.
What are the nutritional benefits of shirakiku natto?
Shirakiku natto is a good source of protein, fiber, and vitamins such as K2.
How can I make shirakiku natto taste better?
You can enhance the flavor of shirakiku natto by adding green onions, soy sauce, or sesame oil.
Popular reviews
- I buy them in bulk when they're on sale.
- Weeeeee more discount
- must must have item Natto
- can't live without it
- For natto rolls, finely chopped natto is the best!
- must must have item natto
- great for rolls, great for miso soup
- It arrived semi-frozen. It was delicious.
- Delicious. Good product. Good quality! It seems the amount in each pack is slightly more than the regular whole bean natto. I would buy it again.
- I bought this for introducing solid foods to my baby.
- Super delicious fermented beans. Perfect in getting protein
- I bought it because it was cheap. It's also convenient because it can be used for natto bacteria when making homemade natto.
- It's my first time to eat natto. I heard from a Japanese that this is best for first-timers
- A staple in our household. It's a must-have in our refrigerator.
- Natto is delicious, but this kind has a slightly salty soy sauce.
- I bought this for breakfast. Even though it's frozen, it tastes perfectly fine if you eat it soon after purchase.
- As I get older, I'll learn some of the Japanese secrets to longevity
- this natto is tasty and affordable. the whole family loves it, including my 2 year olds!
- I always get this
- I like it. It smells very good. I drink one box every day.
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