Fusion Select 2 Packs Red Bean Paste - Fine Sweetened Adzuki Bean Paste for Desserts, Buns, Pastry Filling, Mochi - For Chinese, Japanese & Korean Foods - No Additives or Preservatives

Very good - smooth, not too sweet and just what I was looking for. Thanks

It taste incredible, just like the real deal, i know keeping one extra package in the cabinet in case i need it, it has a long shelf life, so its a little thing that makes me happy. tastes great just like the traditional Manju filling i had once i was a child.

My son was super into the Japanese culture and wanted to make mochie cakes and required this ingredient. It worked perfect for our recipe!

It was fine… I bought this for sesame balls and it was fine. I didn’t think that it had much flavor, but other than that it was fine.

For those that are not acquainted, bean paste is commonly used in Asian desserts as a filling. It takes a little getting used to if you're expecting frosting because it definitely does not taste like frosting or super-sweet western fillings. However, it IS quite tasty, not overpowering in its sweetness, and has fiber and protein, so a good trade and something a little different.This paste is perfect in that it tastes as it should, is ready made, and easy to use. I used it to make taiyaki. I just cut a corner of the bag and squeezed out the portion I needed each time like using a piping bag.

I have ordered this red bean paste several times because I love it so much. Great consistency, flavor, and appropriate level of sweetness. I love it in desserts and also by itself.

It's convenient filling that I don't have to make that came within the next day. It is much sweeter than homemade recipes but better than other pre-made bags available (not as artificial tasting). Its consistency is a smooth but sticky paste that can be hard to spread with a knife. Refrigerate beforehand to make it easy to pipe. Each pack is enough filling for 24 mooncakes or 16 croissants from the can if that is a good reference point. Each pack comes similar to what was imaged but also wrapped in additional plastic within the Amazon package. They each had their own beyond-use date/expiration date. I mean, they do have the cancer warning label, but I'm willing to risk it compared to all the worse things I have consumed in life.

This came in very liquid compared to the name brand from Japan and took a week of sitting in the fridge to get close to usable (picture 2). When I tasted some it tasted like there was stevia or artificial sweetener in it, nasty chemical back taste). When I checked the back of the bag it said there was 43% sugar. (pic 1 is a side by side of this and the name brand. The name brand is 17%. This is un-usable and tastes bad.