Description
Taro Balls in Coconut Milk - 160 g
Taro balls in coconut milk is a frozen Asian dessert consisting of round, tender taro balls submerged in a soft and creamy coconut milk sauce. Taro is a starchy root vegetable with a slightly sweet and earthy taste, widely used in Southeast Asian cuisine. The product is completely dairy-free and certified vegan, making it suitable for individuals following a plant-based diet. The dessert is frozen and must be stored at -18°C or below to maintain quality. Preparation is simple and quick: remove the outer packaging, make a small hole in the plastic film, and heat the product in the microwave at 600 watts for 3 minutes. Then carefully remove the film, as the contents will be very hot, and serve immediately. The taro balls have a soft and slightly chewy texture, while the coconut milk sauce is smooth and rich with a natural sweetness from the coconut. The combination of the starchy taro and the creamy coconut milk provides a harmonious and well-rounded taste experience. The product is packaged in a freezer box with a net weight of 160 g and is intended for freezer storage. It is an ideal dessert for those who wish to explore authentic Asian taste experiences at home without using dairy. Vegan frozen dessert, Asian coconut dessert, taro balls in coconut milk, dairy-free sweet dish, and frozen Asian snack are all relevant search terms for this product. The dish appeals to food enthusiasts, vegans, and anyone curious about Southeast Asian dessert culture.
Product Declaration
Content:
Coconut milk 30.6%, water 22.1%, grated taro 13.8%, glutinous rice flour 11.2%, cane sugar 9.8%, young coconut 6.3%, tapioca starch 4.7%, colorants (E122, E133) 0.7%, coconut sugar 0.5%, salt 0.2%, stabilizer (E412) 0.1%
Nutritional content per 100 g
| Nutrient |
Amount |
| Energy |
720kJ / 170kcal |
| Fat |
5 g |
| – of which saturated fatty acids |
0 g |
| – of which unsaturated fatty acids |
0 g |
| Carbohydrate |
28 g |
| – of which sugars |
11 g |
| Protein |
1 g |
| Salt |
0.08 g |
VeganVegetarian
