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Canned congee is a pre-made, ready-to-eat version of the traditional Asian rice porridge dish known as congee. It is conveniently packaged in a can and can be quickly heated up and enjoyed.

Using canned congee saves preparation time and effort compared to cooking raw rice into congee, and provides a convenient meal or snack option.

Canned congee can either be heated in a saucepan on the stove over medium heat, or in the microwave in a microwave-safe dish.

Some popular brands include Chef Hon, Wu Chung, and Dragonfly.

Yes, you can add additional ingredients to canned congee to enhance the flavor, such as proteins, vegetables, and spices.

No, most canned congees are ready to heat and eat, and do not need to be diluted.

In general, canned congee can be a healthier choice than instant noodle soup as it is often lower in sodium and fat, and higher in nutrients if additional ingredients like meat, fish, or vegetables are included.

Some canned congee may be suitable for vegetarians or vegans, but this will depend on the specific ingredients in the can. Always check the label before consuming.

It's typically made with rice, water, and may also include additional flavor ingredients such as meats, vegetables, or spices.

Canned congee can contain similar nutrients to homemade versions, depending on the specific ingredients used. It is, however, always recommended to check the nutritional information on the can.

Once opened, canned congee should preferably be used immediately. However, it can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 3 days in a sealed container.

No, canned congee does not need to be refrigerated before opening. It is shelf stable and can be stored in a cool, dry place.

Many brands of canned congee are gluten-free, but always check the label to be sure.

Like most canned goods, canned congee has a best before date but can still be safe to eat after this time if the can is not damaged or swollen, and the product inside doesn't smell or look off. Always check before consuming.

While generally eaten hot, canned congee can technically be eaten cold straight from the can, although this is less traditional and may impact the taste and texture.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.