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Taro is a nutrient-rich root vegetable known for its unique nutty flavor and versatile uses in both sweet and savory dishes, making it popular in Asian, African, and Pacific cuisines. Packed with fiber, vitamins, and essential minerals, taro supports digestive health and energy production. It can be boiled, mashed, steamed, fried, or used to make delicious desserts, chips, and soups, catering to a wide range of culinary preferences. Its low glycemic index makes it suitable for various diet plans. The best place to buy taro online is at masgusto.com with free delivery available.
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Very satisfied! The portion is large and it was clean when I got it, as shown in the picture. I made scallion oil taro, which was loved by adults and children.
I'm not sure. Maybe I did not prepare these correctly. Th.e taste was off.
The taro roots were nice and uniform in size.
First time buying, looks fresh
This is the first time I bought taro. It is a little big and I am full after eating one. It is very good for breakfast. It is soft, sweet and delicious.
So excited to try these! I have been searching for these in so many grocery stores. Haven’t tried them yet but they gave so many in such good packaging!
They're well picked, no ugly bruises. This is my second time to purchase. Taste good in my sinigang.
The taro this time is very good. Big and white.
The taro this time is not as good as before, the big ones are too big and the small ones are too small
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it taste good. a bit chalky but I want to try the other ones.
So awesome that I can’t say enough!! Not too sweet which is great for me. The taro taste is authentic, deep. Will definitely repurchase!
Delicious delicious
So yummy!
I like desserts very much and I will buy them again
Taro cake is great
There are two small pieces in a box, and the taro flavor is quite fragrant! I bought it for the second time, and it still tastes the same! Very good
Very good cake taste good like a real taro
Love this Taro. Second time I ordered
It’s ok. Not too sweet. The taro tasted like a real one, not artificial flavor.
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Frequently asked questions
What is taro and how is it used in cooking?
Taro is a starchy root vegetable used in both savory and sweet dishes. It can be boiled, steamed, fried, or mashed.
What does taro taste like?
Cooked taro has a mildly sweet, nutty flavor and a creamy texture.
What dishes is taro commonly used in?
Taro is used in stews, soups, chips, desserts, poi, bubble tea, and savory fritters.
Can I freeze taro?
Yes, boiled or steamed taro can be frozen for later use, but fresh raw taro does not freeze well.
Can taro be used as a substitute for potatoes?
Yes, taro can replace potatoes in many recipes due to its similar texture.
What’s the best way to fry taro?
Cut into thin slices or sticks, fry in hot oil at 350°F (175°C) until golden and crisp.
How can I reduce itchiness when handling taro?
Wear gloves and wash hands immediately after peeling taro to avoid skin irritation.
Where can I buy taro around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.
How do I prepare taro before cooking?
Peel the thick skin off taro, then rinse the flesh well. Raw taro should always be cooked before eating.
Is taro toxic if eaten raw?
Yes, raw taro contains compounds that can be irritating or toxic, so it must always be cooked.
How do I store fresh taro?
Store whole, unpeeled taro in a cool, dry place. Once peeled, refrigerate in a sealed container.
How long does cooked taro last in the refrigerator?
Cooked taro lasts up to 4-5 days in an airtight container in the fridge.
How do you know when taro is fully cooked?
Taro is done when it is easily pierced with a fork and has a tender, creamy texture.
Are taro leaves edible?
Yes, but like the root, taro leaves must be thoroughly cooked to remove toxins.
Where can I buy taro?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.
What are some popular desserts made with taro?
Popular desserts include taro pudding, mochi, steamed cakes, and taro milk tea.
Popular reviews
- Very satisfied! The portion is large and it was clean when I got it, as shown in the picture. I made scallion oil taro, which was loved by adults and children.
- I'm not sure. Maybe I did not prepare these correctly. Th.e taste was off.
- The taro roots were nice and uniform in size.
- First time buying, looks fresh
- This is the first time I bought taro. It is a little big and I am full after eating one. It is very good for breakfast. It is soft, sweet and delicious.
- So excited to try these! I have been searching for these in so many grocery stores. Haven’t tried them yet but they gave so many in such good packaging!
- They're well picked, no ugly bruises. This is my second time to purchase. Taste good in my sinigang.
- The taro this time is very good. Big and white.
- The taro this time is not as good as before, the big ones are too big and the small ones are too small
- it taste good. a bit chalky but I want to try the other ones.
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