[Serve Hot or Cold] Vietnamese Black Bean Sweet Soup (Chè Đỗ Đen) 365g / Chè Đỗ Đen Minh Trung

A nostalgic, simple sweetness! "Che Do Den," Vietnam's classic black bean dessert

The most popular black bean che (Chè đỗ đen) found in Vietnamese street stalls and homes is now available in a convenient can.

The "black sasage beans (black beans)" are simmered until plump and tender, with a gentle sweetness that brings out their natural flavor.

With a taste very similar to Japanese "oshiruko" or "yude azuki" (sweet red bean paste), this Asian-inspired Japanese dessert offers a nostalgic and familiar experience for Japanese people. Simply open the can and enjoy.

• Authentic Vietnamese style (Summer): Chill the can well, add crushed ice (or shaved ice), and if desired, drizzle a little "coconut milk" for an even richer and more refreshing, supremely delicious dessert!

• Japanese sweets style (Winter): Transfer the contents to a heat-resistant container and warm in the microwave for a comforting, warm "oshiruko" or "zenzai." Adding mochi or shiratama dumplings as a topping is also recommended.