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Xoi Nep Than is a traditional Vietnamese dish, often referred to as 'sticky rice'. It's a favorite breakfast dish in Vietnam, made from glutinous rice with black bits of husks.

Despite its name 'glutinous rice', xoi nep than is gluten-free. The term glutinous in this context refers to the 'glue-like' or sticky texture of the rice, not the gluten protein found in grains such as wheat.

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Yes, Xoi Nep Than can be frozen and reheated without significant loss in texture or flavor.

Xoi Nep Than is often used to make various types of Vietnamese sticky rice dishes like Xoi Lac (peanut sticky rice), Xoi Man (savory sticky rice), or dessert like Xoi Xoai (mango sticky rice).

Xoi Nep Than is high in carbohydrates and can spike blood sugar levels, so it should be consumed with moderation by those with diabetes.

Xoi Nep Than is traditional to Vietnam. It is one of the most widely consumed foods in the country and is used in everyday meals, festive occasions, and in religious rituals.

Rice is not a common allergen, and reactions are quite rare. However, different types of foods served with Xoi Nep Than can potentially result in allergies.

Xoi Nep Than can be cooked in various ways depending on preference, but is usually soaked overnight, then steamed and eventually can be served with other foods like meat or eggs.

Xoi Nep Than is a good source of carbohydrates and energy. In terms of micronutrients, it contains some B-vitamins and minerals, specially iron.

Xoi Nep Than in dried form can last up to 1 year when stored in a cool and dry place. However, once cooked, it is best to consume within 2 days.

Yes, the Xoi Nep Than by itself is vegan-friendly. However, it can be paired with a variety of foods, so always check if those additions adhere to your dietary preferences.

No, Xoi Nep Than is different from sushi rice. While they both are types of sticky rice, sushi rice is a Japanese rice variety and has a slightly different texture and flavor profile.

Due to its sticky texture, Xoi Nep Than is not usually recommended as a substitute for Jasmine rice in most dishes.

The stickiness of Xoi Nep Than is inherent to its nature. Washing the rice properly prior to cooking can slightly reduce stickiness but cannot eliminate it completely.

A serving size of about 100g of plain, cooked Xoi Nep Than will typically have around 200 calories, though this can vary depending on cooking methods and any additional ingredients.