Crispy Salt Baked Black Beans 1 lb Ready to Eat Roasted Green Kernel Snack
$5.84
1099 in stock
Description
Crispy Salt Baked Black Beans, known in Chinese as Xiang Su Hei Dou (香酥黑豆), are roasted green-kernel soybeans (Glycine max) prepared as a ready-to-eat savory snack. In TCM theory black beans are traditionally associated with the kidney channel and valued in daily diet. This oil-free salt-baked version offers a convenient way to enjoy a traditional legume food.

Key Selling Points
- Ready-to-eat roasted black beans with green kernels
- Made from black soybeans Glycine max
- Salt-baked dry-roasted with no added oil
- Traditional legume food valued in Chinese diet
- Convenient bulk 1 lb pack for snacking

Quality & Sensory
Typically deep black with a crisp, light texture and a savory salt-baked aroma. The green kernel inside is tender yet crunchy, offering a nutty roasted flavor with a mild salty finish.

Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Roasted black bean snack |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 香酥黑豆 |
| Pinyin | Xiang Su Hei Dou |
| Botanical Name | Glycine max |
| Form | Whole roasted beans with kernels |
| Net Weight | 1 lb (500 g) |

Usage Scenarios
- Enjoy straight from the pack as a savory snack
- Sprinkle over salads or rice bowls for crunch
- Serve with tea or as a casual party nibble
- Add to trail mixes with nuts and seeds

Traditional Uses
In TCM theory black beans are traditionally associated with the kidney channel and are a familiar food in Chinese households. Traditionally, black beans are simmered in soups, cooked into congee, or paired with grains and herbs in daily meals. Roasted salted black beans are a modern snack adaptation of this traditional legume, commonly enjoyed year-round.
FAQ Q&A
Q: What is this product?
A: It is a ready-to-eat snack made from whole black soybeans that are dry-roasted and salt baked, sold in a 1 lb bulk pack.
Q: What is the traditional value of black beans?
A: In TCM theory black beans are traditionally associated with the kidney channel and have long been used in Chinese soups, congee, and daily diet.
Q: How is it commonly eaten?
A: Enjoy it straight from the pack as a snack, or sprinkle it over salads, rice, or trail mixes for added crunch.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.55 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 15 × 8 cm |
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