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Frequently asked questions

  • What is red bean mochi?

    Red bean mochi is a Japanese dessert made with a sweet red bean paste filling and wrapped in a soft, chewy mochi layer.

  • What is the taste of red bean mochi?

    Red bean mochi has a sweet flavor from the bean paste and a unique chewy texture from the mochi wrapper.

  • Is red bean mochi gluten free?

    Given that the mochi is made from glutinous rice flour, it is gluten-free. However, check the label as some brands may add additional ingredients.

  • Can I make red bean mochi at home?

    Yes, you can make it at home. You just need the ingredients such as red beans, sugar, glutinous rice flour, and water.

  • How can I store red bean mochi?

    Red bean mochi should be stored in a cool and dry place. Refrigeration can prolong its shelf life.

  • How long does red bean mochi last?

    Usually, freshly made red bean mochi can last up to a week in the refrigerator.

  • Are there any allergy concerns with red bean mochi?

    People with a rice allergy may have a reaction to mochi. Also, the bean paste may contain additional ingredients that some people may be allergic to.

  • What other flavors does mochi come in?

    Mochi can come in many flavors such as green tea, sesame, peanut, chocolate, strawberry, and more.

  • How is red bean mochi made?

    It’s made by cooking and mashing adzuki beans and then mixing them with sugar. The mochi layer is made with glutinous rice flour and water. The bean paste is wrapped with the mochi dough.

  • What is the nutritional content of red bean mochi?

    Red bean mochi is relatively low in fat and high in carbohydrates. It also contains protein and fibers from the red beans.

  • Can you heat red bean mochi?

    Yes, you can heat it slightly before eating. But be careful as it can easily melt and lose its shape.

  • Where can I buy red bean mochi?

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

  • Is red bean mochi vegan?

    It can be, as long as the sugar used in the red bean paste is not processed with bone char. Confirm this with the manufacturer or supplier.

  • Can red bean mochi be frozen?

    Yes, they can be frozen for up to one month. Just make sure they are tightly wrapped or stored in an airtight container.

  • Can diabetics eat red bean mochi?

    While the red beans can be beneficial, the high sugar content in the paste can be an issue. Diabetics should consume it with caution.

  • Why is the red bean mochi texture chewy?

    The chewy texture comes from the glutinous rice flour which becomes sticky and elastic when cooked.