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Frequently asked questions

  • What is red bean paste?

    Red bean paste is a sweet, dark-red, bean paste used in East Asian cuisine. It is made from boiled and mashed adzuki beans, sweetened with sugar or honey.

  • Is red bean paste gluten-free?

    Generally, red bean paste is gluten-free. But it's always wise to check the label as some brands might use additives or processing methods that could contain gluten.

  • What is red bean paste used for?

    Red bean paste is used in a variety of East Asian desserts and pastries, including mooncakes, manju, buns, and mochi.

  • How do I store red bean paste?

    Red bean paste should be stored in an airtight container in the fridge. It can last for about a week.

  • Is red bean paste healthy?

    As with many things, it's best to consume red bean paste in moderation due to its high sugar content. However, the adzuki beans it's made from are high in fiber and protein.

  • What is the difference between red bean paste and red bean jam?

    Red bean paste is smooth, while red bean jam has a more coarse texture because the beans are not completely mashed.

  • What type of sugar is used to sweeten red bean paste?

    Muscovado or brown sugar is commonly used to sweeten red bean paste, but granulated sugar or honey can also be used.

  • Is red bean paste safe for people with nut allergies?

    Yes, it's generally safe for people with nut allergies since it's made from beans. But always check the label for any allergen warnings.

  • Is red bean paste vegan-friendly?

    Yes, red bean paste is generally vegan-friendly, as it is mainly composed of adzuki beans and sugar. However, some brands might use ingredients like honey or gelatin, so it's best to check the label.

  • What does red bean paste taste like?

    Red bean paste has a sweet, slightly earthy flavor. It also has a bit of a nutty taste and a smooth, creamy texture.

  • Can I make my own red bean paste?

    Yes, it's possible to make your own red bean paste at home using adzuki beans, sugar, and water.

  • Can I freeze red bean paste?

    Yes, red bean paste can be frozen for up to 6 months.

  • Is there a substitute for red bean paste?

    If you can't find red bean paste, you can substitute it with sweetened black bean paste or chestnut paste.

  • Where does red bean paste come from?

    Red bean paste is a common ingredient in East Asian cuisine, originating from China.

  • Is red bean paste the same as adzuki bean paste?

    Yes, red bean paste and adzuki bean paste are the same. The paste is made from adzuki beans, which are also known as red beans.

  • Where can I buy red bean paste?

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