Long-term repurchase, hot pot ingredients are necessary

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Long-term repurchase, hot pot ingredients are necessary


The fermented bean curd that has been repurchased is always out of stock


It is delicious with porridge😋

I haven’t eaten anything yet, but I’m packing the bars 👍🏻

👍

tasty

Bought it for someone else, but it looks good.

Delicious

OK

Good 👍

This terrible green, this smell. . As soon as I opened it, the whole restaurant smelled like shi, 😭Then the boss told me not to come to work tomorrow🤣


Restock quickly. What are you doing?
We answer everything you want to know about Fermented Tofu.
Fermented tofu, also known as furu or fermented bean curd, is a traditional Chinese condiment made by fermenting tofu cubes with salt, rice wine, and spices. It has a creamy, cheese-like texture and a deep, savory umami flavor.
It is a versatile condiment often eaten with rice porridge (congee), steamed buns, or used to enhance the flavor of stir-fries, hot pot dipping sauces, and braised meat dishes.
Yes, commercially produced fermented tofu is safe to eat. The fermentation process uses specific, food-safe molds that are traditional in Asian cuisine to develop its unique flavor and texture.
White fermented tofu is typically brined with salt and rice wine, offering a clean, savory taste. Red fermented tofu is fermented with red yeast rice, which gives it a distinct reddish color, a slightly sweeter profile, and a richer depth of flavor.
Once opened, store your fermented tofu in the refrigerator to maintain its quality. Always use a clean, dry spoon to scoop out the tofu to prevent contamination and ensure it stays fresh for months.

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