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Daizu

Daizu (soya bean)

Beans are a rich source of Vitamin B1, protein, calcium and fibre. They can be used whole, fresh or dried, or in processed form. Daizu (soy beans) contain less fat than meat yet plenty of low-calorie protein which make them an excellent choice for vegetarians. Edamame, a less mature form of daizu, are green beans in their pod and are often eaten boiled and salted as a snack with beer or other alcoholic drinks. This is quite a wise practice as the amino acid in their protein helps to break down the alcohol in the body and thus reduces hangovers.

Nutrition information of daizu (dried, per 100g)
Vitamin A 13mcg
Vitamin B1 0.83mg
Vitamin B2 0.30mg
Vitamin C -
Vitamin E 25.1mg
Potassium 1900mg
Calcium 240mg
Carbohydrate 28.2g
Fat 19.0g
Dietary fibre 17.1g
Protein 35.3g
Energy 417kcal

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