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Dry store-cupboard staples sold by weight rather than in a supermarket box, which is what makes them cheaper per kilo. This pack is 500 g net, organic. At the quantities below that is about 8 servings. That works out at S$1.40 per 100 g.
Also known as dried beans, wholegrains, za liang, multigrain.
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Cooked into porridge, soups, sweet soups, rice blends and drinks, depending on which one it is.
Most beans want a rinse and a soak of 4 hours or overnight, then 45 to 90 minutes of simmering. Small grains such as millet and quinoa need no soak and cook in 15 to 20 minutes.
Airtight and dry, away from heat. In Singapore, an airtight jar rather than the bag - grains draw weevils.
Large beans yes, overnight or at least four hours. Small grains such as millet, quinoa and buckwheat do not need it.
Airtight, and the freezer for the first few days if you buy in bulk. Humidity and weevils are the two things that spoil them.
At the quantity in the instructions above, about 8 servings from this pack.
This one works out at S$1.40 per 100 g. One Sunny lists most items in more than one size, so compare that figure rather than the pack price.
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Thank for the pu erh tea . Fast delivery
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Haven't tried but looks good.
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