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Beancurd Knots

Beancurd Knots

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These Beancurd Knots are a great addition to stir-fries, soups or noodles. Made from black beans, they are chewy and absorb flavours of everything they are cooked with (much like tofu!). They are also vegetarian and vegan friendly.

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Ingredients

Black bean

Allergen

Nutritional Info

Serving size: 50.0g

Nutritional Info per Serve

  • Energy: 1480kJ
  • Protein: 13.0g
  • Fat, total: 1.1g
  • - Saturated: 0.1g
  • Carbohydrates: 32.0g
  • - Sugar: 0.1g
  • Sodium: 17mg

How to Use

  1. Boil beancurd knots in water for 5 to 10 minutes, until they are soft.
  2. Add beancurd knots to your dishes.

How to Store

Store in air-tight container and in cool dry place

Country of Origin

Product of China

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Customer Reviews

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Susan Upton
Little knots of treasure

My husband, me, and our daughters and sons in law love the addition of the bean curd knots to my Asian night menus, soaking up the Asian flavours adding to the joy as we find these little treasures in our bowls. Great quality and flavour.

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Lisa Song
Delicious, Nutritious and Gorgeous

Beancurd knots are the best protein to add to our vegan ramen soups. Soon to be a household staple.

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Brad Harding
Beancurd Knots- don't forget the chilli oil

Beancurd Knots- don't forget the chili oil.... super tasty when combined with the chili oil, some maple syrup fresh shallots. great snack.

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Suzanne

Beancurd Knots

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Andrew Wong
Perfect side

Great texture and flavour, soft and firm altogether! We add ours to noodles soup and always tempted to drop in more knots!

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Tina Gelberidis
Our favourites!

These bean curd knots add such a yummy texture and have become our favourite part of the dish where we add them! My favourite way to use them is to hydrate in hot water (a couple of minutes is enough), then squeeze out the moisture, chop in half through the knot so they kinda fall apart into bean curd strips, then cook in a dry hot pan with a little oil, pepper and a dash of soy. They go crispy at the edges but retain that yummy chewy texture and are great flavour absorbers. So easy to use and really add something extra to a dish. Definitely a pantry staple we miss when they run out.