Fresh not frozen if possible.
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Er,if you mean the Japanese food “納豆”?
Breeze Super in Breeze Center B2 has a wide selection of Natto.
Thanks. i’ll give those places a check.
The better question may be why? That stuff looks nasty.
And apparently its smell is no better.
Same reason some people eat durian.
Or chou doufu, or cheese with blue mold on it, etc. etc.
Rascal: Mother Theresa:The better question may be why? That stuff looks nasty.
Same reason some people eat durian.
Or chou doufu, or cheese with blue mold on it, etc. etc.
Or balut, or maggot cheese, or Rocky Mountain oysters … the list goes on!
jlick: Rascal: Mother Theresa:The better question may be why? That stuff looks nasty.
Same reason some people eat durian.
Or chou doufu, or cheese with blue mold on it, etc. etc.
Or balut, or maggot cheese, or Rocky Mountain oysters … the list goes on!
yes Chris… you missed poutine
SOGO sells it in their downstairs supermarket. Natto’s good for you too, can’t wonder why more people don’t eat it…
Do Taiwan convenience stores have some types of convenient natto snacks or something ready to eat?
I saw natto in a Japanese movie recently and it came in a plastic container with sauce to mix in. I wonder if that is in Taiwan.
Thinking to add it to diet because of protein and superfood qualities if I can develop a better taste for it in the right easy to prepare preparation.
Carrefour Markets and PX Mart usually have it in the form you ask for. (Though I think they don’t come with the mustard sachet) It is usually near the frozen veggies.