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Muoi o mai xi muoi is a popular Vietnamese snack often made from fruit, in particular apricots, that is dried and mixed with salt, sugar, and chili.

Muoi o mai xi muoi delivers a perfect balance of sweet, sour and salty flavors with a hint of spice, if chili is added. The texture is chewy and slightly crunchy.

Yes, muoi o mai xi muoi is typically vegan as its main ingredients are fruit, salt, and sugar.

If stored properly in a cool, dry place, muoi o mai xi muoi can last for several months.

While muoi o mai xi muoi is primarily enjoyed as a snack, it can also be used in certain recipes to add a unique flavour.

Pregnant women can eat muoi o mai xi muoi, but as with anyone else, should do so in moderation due to the high salt and sugar content.

Muoi o mai xi muoi originates from Vietnam and is a popular snack in Southeast Asian cuisine.

Alternatives to muoi o mai xi muoi can include other types of dried, salted fruit snacks such as dried plums or peaches.

Muoi o mai xi muoi is traditionally made by soaking apricots (or other fruits) in a salt brine, then sun-drying them until they are desiccated. They are then mixed with sugar and sometimes chili for a sweet and tangy, slightly spicy flavor.

In moderation, muoi o mai xi muoi can be a healthy snack as it is fruit based. However, it is also high in sugar and sodium, therefore should be eaten in small quantities.

Yes, muoi o mai xi muoi is typically gluten-free as it does not contain any wheat or grain ingredients.

Yes, you can definitely make muoi o mai xi muoi at home. All you need are apricots (or other suitable fruits), salt, sugar, and optionally chili.

Children can eat muoi o mai xi muoi, however due to its high sugar and salt content, it should be given in moderation.

Some store-bought versions of muoi o mai xi muoi may contain preservatives. Homemade versions usually do not.

"Muoi o mai xi muoi" translates to "salted dried apricots" in Vietnamese. It's also known as simply "o mai", and pronounced "wee may".

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