La Choy Bean Sprouts, 14 Ounce, 12 Pack
Description
🥡 Unleash the Flavor—Your Meals Deserve It!
- ELEVATE YOUR DISHES - Transform ordinary meals into extraordinary experiences.
- VERSATILE INGREDIENT - Perfect for soups, salads, and stir-fries.
- VITAMIN C POWERHOUSE - An excellent source of Vitamin C for a healthy boost.
- NUTRITIOUS DELICIOUS - Only 15 calories per serving with 0g fat.
- CONVENIENT READY TO USE - No prep needed—just open and serve!
La Choy Bean Sprouts come in a convenient 14-ounce can, offering a 12-pack that makes it easy to add a delightful crunch and authentic Asian flavor to your meals. With only 15 calories and 0 grams of fat per serving, these bean sprouts are a nutritious addition to any dish, providing an excellent source of Vitamin C.
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M**L
good product
Very good!
S**N
These are crunchy and delicious.
We like the taste of these water chestnuts. I put them in my homemade vegetable soup as well as in Asian stir fry veggies.
S**N
Price has gone to high pass
Very good sprouts but ! Last July they were $19 for 12. NOW $30
A**S
Fantastic to have on hand
Yes, homegrown, fresh sprouts are better for most dishes. But having what seems to be the last American grown canned beansprouts on hand is very convenient, and in dishes such as egg foo young, where the frying softens fresh beans anyway, they are an excellent substitute for fresh.They also work great for old-school homemade chop suey.Just be sure to add them last thing in stir-fry dishes, otherwise they overcook.Sad to see these are harder and harder to find in local grocery stores. Glad to find them on Amazon.
E**S
Happy to get them.
Great bean sprouts. No longer able to find in my local stores.
E**E
Great For Egg Foo Young!
I buy a case of these La Choy Bean Sprouts, 14 Ounce, 12 Pack, about every month.Excellent for making quick Egg foo young and various stir-fry dishes.I am so happy I can buy these by the case, as I use a lot.Yum!
S**S
Great price
Love them
D**E
Mung bean sprouts. In a can. Good stuff.
If you have a recipe that calls for bean sprouts... well, here you go. These are good, but only if you like bean sprouts. They are thick and juicy. NOT thin or hairy like alfalfa or broccoli sprouts. Great for Asian stir-fry, or use them raw in salads. Also good for Halloween parties, put them in a bowl and pretend they're worms or intestines or something like that.Fun fact: these are MUNG BEANS that have been allowed to sprout.
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