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big one happy to ordered it
I buy groceries on Weee every week; the delivery is fast. Thank you, Weee!!
The quality looks good!
Convenient and delicious, it's great added to hot pot broth. Don't cook it for too long.
Very good taro, convenient to eat after being portioned and frozen.
Very good.
It's fresh. Fried until crispy, it's really delicious.
Great quality and convenient because it’s peeled
I've bought it many times, it's delicious! Thumbs up!
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Product quality is good.
this is very fresh.. amount is very good.. always buy this.. yammy and tasty.. i will buy this again.
It's great because it's a food that doesn't have much sugar and it has fiber, lots of fiber, thank you
It's a must-have in every household, and it tastes amazing!
I often buy taro; it's delicious.
Chewy sweet potatoes!!!!
fresh arvi taro i love this buy this again
Braised pork with taro; the taro was very soft and delicious.
There are a lot of large ones in it, so I'm going to cook them now.
It tastes great dipped in white sugar; it's good as a main dish or as a dessert.
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Fresh, delicious potatoes
I made a sweet soup with taro and glutinous rice balls as a dessert.
good taro very big and flash .
That's a very good one, I think malanga dila is good. But I like the white malanga. Thank you very much for everything. Thank you.
Taro is delicious, but it tends to spoil if you don't finish it all at once.
My kids love it for making soup
Good size for cooking 2 times.
I really like this braised pork with taro; it's really delicious, and it's truly satisfying.
Its fresh and big
good. bought many times.
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The product was very good
very good and fresh
"All the items were fresh, good quality, and nicely packed."
It is very convenient to use small taro slices. You can take out as much as you need at any time without wasting it.
Looks good
Try Indian taro for the first time
First try for “lau de”, will cook tmr
Glad it is available online. Thanks to Weee
Excellent !!!
excited to try
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This taro is delicious, it's sweet, and it's great for making taro chicken.
The taro looks quite fresh, and the stewed meat is tender and soft.
2 bags South America Yam are good this time, I purchased many times.
As people from the Northeast of Brazil, this couldn't be missing! We haven't eaten it in years! What a joy to have it at home so quickly!
The taro is soft and sticky, and tastes delicious whether steamed, boiled, or stewed.
Very fresh and delicious. Small taro is my favorite; it's also tasty boiled or stewed.
I ordered the small size, and received a lot of very large, beautiful taro. I made a stew of it, and it was delicious. Thank you very much.
always good quality
I love it Fresh fresh
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Popular recipes
Taro Root Curry
Indulge in the rich and aromatic flavors of Taro Root Curry. Made effortlessly in an Instant Pot, this recipe combines tender taro root with a blend of authentic Asian spices to create a hearty and comforting dish. Serve it over steamed rice for a complete and satisfying meal.
Stir-Fried Taro Root with Vegetables
Experience the delightful crunch and earthy flavors of Stir-Fried Taro Root with Vegetables. This quick and easy recipe brings together taro root, along with colorful Asian vegetables, in a hot stir fry pan. The combination of textures and flavors makes this dish a crowd-pleasing favorite.
Taro Root and Shrimp Fried Rice
Savor the perfect blend of taro root and succulent shrimp in this delectable Taro Root and Shrimp Fried Rice. Cooked to perfection in a rice cooker, this dish offers a delightful mix of flavors and textures. The taro root adds a unique twist to the traditional fried rice!
Spicy Taro Root Noodles
Add a spicy kick to your meal with these delicious Spicy Taro Root Noodles. Made in a stir fry pan, this recipe combines tender taro root noodles with a flavorful Asian sauce and a selection of fresh vegetables. It's a satisfying and spicy dish that will leave you wanting more.
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What is taro root?
Taro root is a starchy root vegetable that is commonly used in Asian cuisine. It has a purple or white flesh and a nutty, slightly sweet flavor.
Is taro root healthy?
Yes, taro root is a good source of dietary fiber and contains various vitamins and minerals. It is also low in fat and calories.
How should I store taro root?
Taro root should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. It can last for several weeks when stored properly.
Can I substitute taro root with another ingredient?
If you can't find taro root, you can substitute it with sweet potatoes or potatoes in certain recipes, although the taste and texture will be different.
Can I eat the skin of taro root?
The skin of taro root is not typically eaten as it is tough and fibrous. It is best to peel the skin before cooking or consuming.
What are some popular taro root dishes?
Some popular taro root dishes include taro chips, taro bubble tea, taro desserts, and taro mochi.
Can I freeze taro root?
Yes, you can freeze taro root after peeling and cutting it into desired shapes. It is best to blanch it briefly before freezing to maintain its quality.
Is taro root a good source of carbohydrates?
Yes, taro root is a good source of complex carbohydrates, which provide sustained energy and are beneficial for overall health.
How do I cook taro root?
Taro root can be boiled, steamed, roasted, or fried. It is often used in soups, stir-fries, or as a side dish.
Can I eat taro root raw?
Taro root should not be eaten raw as it contains calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause discomfort or irritation when consumed raw.
Is taro root the same as yam?
No, taro root and yam are different root vegetables. They have distinct flavors, textures, and nutritional profiles.
Are taro leaves edible?
Yes, taro leaves are edible and are commonly used in dishes such as Indian curries or Filipino laing.
Is taro root gluten-free?
Yes, taro root is naturally gluten-free, making it a suitable ingredient for individuals with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease.
Does taro root need to be soaked before cooking?
It is not necessary to soak taro root before cooking, but some recipes may call for soaking to remove excess starch or reduce bitterness.
How can I prevent taro root from turning black after cutting?
To prevent taro root from turning black after cutting, you can soak it in water with a little vinegar or lemon juice to inhibit oxidation.
Can I buy taro root online?
Yes, you can buy taro root at Weee! Asian Market or online at www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- big one happy to ordered it
- I buy groceries on Weee every week; the delivery is fast. Thank you, Weee!!
- The quality looks good!
- Convenient and delicious, it's great added to hot pot broth. Don't cook it for too long.
- Very good taro, convenient to eat after being portioned and frozen.
- Very good.
- It's fresh. Fried until crispy, it's really delicious.
- Great quality and convenient because it’s peeled
- I've bought it many times, it's delicious! Thumbs up!
- Product quality is good.
- Fresh, delicious potatoes
- I made a sweet soup with taro and glutinous rice balls as a dessert.
- good taro very big and flash .
- That's a very good one, I think malanga dila is good. But I like the white malanga. Thank you very much for everything. Thank you.
- Taro is delicious, but it tends to spoil if you don't finish it all at once.
- My kids love it for making soup
- Good size for cooking 2 times.
- I really like this braised pork with taro; it's really delicious, and it's truly satisfying.
- Its fresh and big
- good. bought many times.
- The product was very good
- very good and fresh
- "All the items were fresh, good quality, and nicely packed."
- It is very convenient to use small taro slices. You can take out as much as you need at any time without wasting it.
- Looks good
- Try Indian taro for the first time
- First try for “lau de”, will cook tmr
- Glad it is available online. Thanks to Weee
- Excellent !!!
- excited to try
- This taro is delicious, it's sweet, and it's great for making taro chicken.
- The taro looks quite fresh, and the stewed meat is tender and soft.
- 2 bags South America Yam are good this time, I purchased many times.
- As people from the Northeast of Brazil, this couldn't be missing! We haven't eaten it in years! What a joy to have it at home so quickly!
- The taro is soft and sticky, and tastes delicious whether steamed, boiled, or stewed.
- Very fresh and delicious. Small taro is my favorite; it's also tasty boiled or stewed.
- I ordered the small size, and received a lot of very large, beautiful taro. I made a stew of it, and it was delicious. Thank you very much.
- always good quality
- I love it Fresh fresh
I process everything as soon as I get home and freeze it, which is very convenient.
reordered multiple times
The perfect side dish for hot pot, I've bought it many times.
well packed and frozen
My daughter gave me a link for spam, but it turned out to be expired. Luckily, Walmart had it, so I placed an order and fried some spicy taro rice, which tasted like home!
ordered this kind of taro many times like it
I want to buy some to make taro paste! I hope it tastes good. I will buy it again if I need it!!!
The taro is clean and cut into triangles, which is very cute.
havent' tried it yet but I thought it would have larger quantity
reordered this item like it
The taro is very dense, and it tastes delicious when steamed with pork belly (also bought on wee)!
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