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Soybean paper sushi, also known as Mamenori or Soy Paper, is a type of sushi that uses thin sheets made of soybean protein as a wrapping instead of the traditional seaweed.

Most soybean paper is gluten-free, but it's always a good practice to check the packaging for any potential gluten containing ingredients.

Similar to making traditional sushi, but instead of using seaweed, you use soybean paper. You spread rice over the soybean paper, add your choice of fillings, then roll and slice it.

Yes, soybean paper has a subtle, slightly sweet flavor which can complement the fillings differently than the oceanic taste of seaweed.

Yes, you can make soybean paper at home, but it requires specific ingredients and techniques.

Yes, soybean paper has a neutral taste which makes it versatile for use in many other dishes besides sushi.

Yes, soybean paper is made from soybeans.

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

The key ingredients of soybean paper sushi are sushi rice, soybean paper, and various fillings like fresh vegetables, fish, or other seafood.

Yes, soybean paper is generally suitable for vegetarians and vegans. However, the fillings use in the sushi can vary so always verify the ingredients.

Both soybean paper and seaweed are low in calories and provide nutritional benefits. However, seaweed typically contains more vitamins and minerals.

If stored in a cool, dry place, soybean paper can last for up to a year.

Yes, soybean paper comes in a variety of colors, including white, green, pink, and yellow. The colors are usually derived from natural ingredients like turmeric for yellow, beetroot for pink and spinach for green.

This largely depends on the brand. Some brands use GMO soybeans, while others do not. Always check the packaging if this is a concern.

Soybean paper is thin with a flexible, slightly crispy texture that softens when wrapped around moist ingredients like sushi rice.

No, they are not the same. Soybean paper is thinner and more delicate than spring roll wrappers.