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Senbei are a type of Japanese rice crackers that are usually cooked by being baked or grilled. They are often flavored with soy sauce and can range from sweet to savory. They're typically enjoyed as a snack.

Senbei rice crackers originate from Japan.

The main difference is the size and texture. Senbei are typically larger and thicker offering a crunchy texture, while Arare are smaller, often bite-sized, and may have a slightly softer texture.

The caloric content can vary based on ingredients and size, but on average a single large Senbei cracker might contain around 40-50 calories.

The shape of Senbei really depends on the region they're made in and the preference of the maker. It doesn't influence the taste or texture of the cracker.

Common flavors include soy sauce, seaweed, sesame seeds, and even sweet variants like sugar or cinnamon. There are also variations with chili for a spicy kick.

Senbei are often enjoyed with green tea in Japan. However, they can be paired with a variety of beverages depending on their flavor.

Most traditional Senbei do not contain nuts, but always check the ingredient list as recipes can vary and some modern variations might include nuts.

While the main ingredient, rice, is naturally gluten-free, Senbei may contain soy sauce, which usually contains wheat. Therefore, unless specifically labelled gluten-free, Senbei may not be suitable for people with gluten intolerance.

Traditional Kyushu senbei are a style of Japanese rice crackers originating from Kyushu region. They are known for their thin, crisp texture and subtle flavor.

Some varieties of Senbei are vegan as they contain only rice, soy sauce, and possible flavorings like seaweed. However, some may contain non-vegan ingredients like fish or cheese, so check the label before buying if you follow a vegan diet.

Senbei are made by first steaming the rice, then molding it into desired shapes and drying them out. Once dried, they are either grilled or baked and then often coated in a soy sauce glaze.

Certainly, with the right ingredients and a bit of patience, you can make your own Senbei at home.

Senbei can stay fresh for a few months when stored in a cool, dry place and in properly sealed containers.

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

Yes, most grocery stores with an international aisle will have Senbei. They are also commonly found at Asian specific markets.