Shirakiku Inarizushi No Moto - Japanese Seasoned Fried Soy Bean Curd | Fried Bean Curd, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Wheat, and Soybean | Soy Bean Flavor, 10.01oz - (Pack of 3)

these are delicious, stuffed with spinach, edamame, and mussels- really a perfect complement to my sushi

I usually get these at an Asian market in Portland, but have moved pretty far from it. They sell them for $7 per can, so this is still cheaper than driving there just for these. There are two brands I've tried that are different but both good. I think this one is the tastiest. There are about 16 inari wrappers per can. They're a little delicate and even though I have made them dozens or even hundreds of times, I still tear 2-4 per can. The other brand that comes in a white can is sturdier, but has a faint peppery, almost patchouli-like flavor that I'm not a huge fan of. So these are my faves, even though I lose a couple. I set the torn ones aside and cut them up to add to avocado sushi rolls - so good! And if I'm making rice that's only for inari, I'll open the can first and use the liquid for part of the rice liquid for extra yum.

I order this product regularly since I have limited access to Japanese food stores in my area. The flavor is excellent and each can has a generous amount. These Inarizushi shells are thicker than typical restaurant fare.

Always wanted to make inari but could not find this product in the stores near to me. Now I was able to make inari for the first time and my family loved it, went well with my other Asian food creations. The cans did come a bit dented but did not see that as much of an issue due to me using them in a timely manner that they are not on the pantry shelf for a year or more.

I love making sushi and spicey shrimp inari is a favorite...these tofu pockets are good...

Have used this item for many years and always delicious. Update: Was asked where these are made so I looked at the label for the 1st. time. I always just assumed they were made in Japan. There is no manufacturer listed only a distributer. This usually means China which doesn't bother me as much as the statement on the can saying "bioengineered food ingredients." I don't know what that means and am not sure if I would repurchase.

Had to cancel. Never received.

I like these since they make an easy side dish for my japanese lunches.