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First time buying it, wow, it looks delicious
It's salty and sweet, and tastes even better when chilled.
I haven't bought this kind of dried tofu in a long time. It's sweet and tastes good.
I've bought this snack again and again, and I never get tired of it.
The satay flavor is very rich, and the tofu is perfectly braised with a wonderfully balanced texture—soft yet firm, with a touch of moisture rather than being too dry. It's so addictive, it's fantastic as a snack with drinks or just something to enjoy whenever you're feeling peckish!
This is a repurchase; I keep it in my car so I can eat it when there's a huge traffic jam.
One of the essential snacks for late-night snacks and binge-watching TV shows
Sweet dried tofu tastes like home.
This tofu snack from Taiwan is full of flavor but oily. The over 5 oz package contains a good amount.
The packaging was intact, the production date was recent, and there was no damage during transportation. The delivery packaging was also very careful (ice packs/foam were very adequate).
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The packaging was intact, the production date was recent, and there was no damage during transportation. The delivery packaging was also very careful (ice packs/foam were very adequate).
It wasn't spicy enough for me, and a little sweet. The reviews said it can be used in stir-fries, I'll try that next time.
Daxi dried tofu, famous in Taiwan, is of high quality and has a mildly spicy and smooth taste.
It's delicious and worth buying. It's great.
Although it doesn't quite go well with the flavor of salt and pepper chicken, it's spicy and delicious.
I've bought it multiple times; the ingredients are excellent, and it's fresh and delicious.
The flavor is alright, and it suits my taste quite well.
Really delicious! Not too spicy
Delicious, satisfying... it's gone in a flash...
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What are yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
Yu hsiang dried tofu cakes are a soy-based food product that originated from Asian cuisine. They are made by coagulating soy milk and then pressing the curds into compact cakes which are then dried. Yu Hsiang flavor is typically composed of garlic, scallions, chili peppers, and vinegar.
Do yu hsiang dried tofu cakes need to be refrigerated?
Unopened, dried tofu cakes can be stored at room temperature. Once opened, they should be kept refrigerated and consumed within a week.
Can yu hsiang dried tofu cakes be frozen?
Yes, yu hsiang dried tofu cakes can be frozen for longer storage. Defrost and rehydrate them before use.
Are yu hsiang dried tofu cakes vegan?
Yes, yu hsiang dried tofu cakes are typically vegan as they are made from soybeans and spices.
Can I eat yu hsiang dried tofu cakes raw?
No, dried tofu cakes need to be rehydrated and cooked before eating.
What is the texture of yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
Yu hsiang dried tofu cakes have a firm, meaty texture when cooked, making them a popular meat substitute in many dishes.
Can yu hsiang dried tofu cakes replace meat in recipes?
Yes, yu hsiang dried tofu cakes make a good protein-rich substitute for meat in a variety of dishes.
Are yu hsiang dried tofu cakes high in protein?
Yes, yu hsiang dried tofu cakes are a good source of plant-based proteins, with about 10g of protein per 3oz serving.
How to cook yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
Yu hsiang dried tofu cakes can be fried, stir-fried, added to soups, steamed, or used in casseroles. Soak them in warm water until soft, then cube or slice them before using in your recipe.
Are yu hsiang dried tofu cakes gluten-free?
Yu hsiang dried tofu cakes are typically gluten-free, but it’s always best to read the label to ensure no gluten-containing ingredients were added during processing.
How many calories are in yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
Calories may vary depending on the brand, but a typical serving of dried tofu cakes can have anywhere from 80 to 100 calories.
What is the shelf life of yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
In an unopened package, yu hsiang dried tofu cakes can typically last up to 12 months when stored in a cool, dry place.
What are the ingredients in yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
The main ingredient is soybean curd. It's then flavored with garlic, chili peppers, vinegar, and other spices to create the yu hsiang, or 'fish fragrant', taste.
How to rehydrate yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
Soak the dried tofu cakes in warm water until they become soft and pliable. This can take anywhere from 15 minutes to 1 hour.
Is soy in yu hsiang dried tofu cakes considered a major allergen?
Yes, because tofu is made from soybeans, it is considered a major allergen. People with soy allergies should avoid yu hsiang dried tofu cakes.
Where can I buy yu hsiang dried tofu cakes?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- First time buying it, wow, it looks delicious
- It's salty and sweet, and tastes even better when chilled.
- I haven't bought this kind of dried tofu in a long time. It's sweet and tastes good.
- I've bought this snack again and again, and I never get tired of it.
- The satay flavor is very rich, and the tofu is perfectly braised with a wonderfully balanced texture—soft yet firm, with a touch of moisture rather than being too dry. It's so addictive, it's fantastic as a snack with drinks or just something to enjoy whenever you're feeling peckish!
- This is a repurchase; I keep it in my car so I can eat it when there's a huge traffic jam.
- One of the essential snacks for late-night snacks and binge-watching TV shows
- Sweet dried tofu tastes like home.
- This tofu snack from Taiwan is full of flavor but oily. The over 5 oz package contains a good amount.
- The packaging was intact, the production date was recent, and there was no damage during transportation. The delivery packaging was also very careful (ice packs/foam were very adequate).
- The packaging was intact, the production date was recent, and there was no damage during transportation. The delivery packaging was also very careful (ice packs/foam were very adequate).
- It wasn't spicy enough for me, and a little sweet. The reviews said it can be used in stir-fries, I'll try that next time.
- Daxi dried tofu, famous in Taiwan, is of high quality and has a mildly spicy and smooth taste.
- It's delicious and worth buying. It's great.
- Although it doesn't quite go well with the flavor of salt and pepper chicken, it's spicy and delicious.
- I've bought it multiple times; the ingredients are excellent, and it's fresh and delicious.
- The flavor is alright, and it suits my taste quite well.
- Really delicious! Not too spicy
- Delicious, satisfying... it's gone in a flash...
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