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Showing posts with label frozen foods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frozen foods. Show all posts

13 April 2016

Going Vegetarian? Check out your choices!

Dinasou.com doesn't just want you to EARN, SHOP & SAVE. We also want you to have the best varieties of goods sold at our online store. Do you know that we sell vegetarian frozen foods? Sure, we have a link on our website that takes you straight away to our vegetarian frozen food selection, but have you actually had a look through? Anyway, it's just a reminder for our members that we sell a VARIETY of goods. For now, just check out our vegetarian frozen food selection here.

But vegetarian frozen food is not the only choice for you vegetarians out there. Dinasou.com also sells rice, grains and other dry products suitable for vegetarians. Below are a few examples. For more, click here.
Of course, these are not the only dry goods that Dinasou.com sells. For vegetarians who love to cook, you of course will want staple ingredients like onions to use as part of your dish. Erm, vegetarians do eat onions, right? Check out spices and other cooking ingredients here.

Then there's tofu. Of course, not all vegetarians like to be stereotyped as tofu-only people, right? But, tofu is rich in protein, among others. Vegetarians go for soy products to gain this essential nutrient. Here are some examples of tofu products sold at Dinasou.com. For more, just search for 'tofu' on our website. Happy eating!

16 November 2015

Make your own Yong Tau Fu from Dinaou.com's frozen food selection ...

In Malaysia, the pasar malam, or night market, is synonymous with perhaps the Farmer's Market found in towns across Western countries. From fresh produce to trinkets and thingamajigs, all sorts of items are sold at the pasar malam. But, perhaps the most abundant to be found at such bazaars are cooked food, whether cooked on the spot, or cooked hours before the pasar malam starts. One such type of cooked food sold at these ubiquitous pasar malam's is the Yong Tau Fu, which is a traditionally Chinese dish that has become popular with the Malays and Indians living in Malaysia.

At Dinasou.com, we sell a variety of fish cakes, fish balls and other seafood frozen foods that can make the perfect home-made Yong Tau Fu. Below is a selection of interesting Dinasou.com frozen foods that can be used to make your very own Yong Tau Fu. But check out our frozen food section to see the endless variety.
Kanika Frozen Angry Bird Fish Cake ... Suitable for kids to draw them in eating Yong Tau Fu
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Fusipim Vege Cuttlefish Ball
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Dodo Small Vegetable Fish Cake
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Mushroom Seafood Tofu
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Or you can make your own Yong Tau Fu using fresh vegetables and fish paste sold on Dinasou.com. Below are two fish paste brands that you can use as filling for vegetables and other foods used in Yong Tau Fu such as ladies fingers/okra, aubergines/egg plants, chilies and bean curd skin sheets, to name a few. The choice is endless, as how Dinasou.com likes it for you. 
SK Mackerel Paste
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Mushroom Fish Paste
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20 October 2015

Who doesn't love Dumplings?

We at Dinasou Online Supermart, Malaysia's 1st O2O Online Supermart with the motto "Grocery Shopping Made Easy", want to inform our members that we have a large variety of frozen food products. Since there so many products, we just focus on one type of frozen food for this entry, which is dumplings. Dinasou.com is pretty sure that many Malaysians love dumplings, although maybe a number of Malay and Indian people are not so familiar with this type of food. If one does a Google search, one would find that dumplings are basically small pieces of dough wrapped around a filling. They can be based on flour, potatoes or bread, and may include meat, fish, vegetables or sweets. They may be cooked by boiling, steaming, simmering or frying.

Well, for the Malays, we have something similar, which is the ubiquitous karipap. But karipap can only be fried, whereas dumplings can be cooked in a variety of ways as mentioned above. The Indians may have their samosa, but again, samosa is mostly fried, and its dough is actually a type of pastry. Dumplings is popular among the Chinese, but it doesn't mean that the Malays and Indians cannot enjoy them. Dinasou Online Supermart want to display the variety of dumplings sold at our company and below are the examples, with their accompanying information.

Figo Japanese Prawn Dumpling, manufactured by QL Figo Foods Sdn Bhd. It has the Halal logo as certified by JAKIM. Ingredients include 32% prawn meat; 30% wheat flour; 14% surimi, which is a type of paste made mainly from fish; 14% water chestnut; 6% carrots; 1.2% sesame oil; 1% salt; 1% permitted flavour enhancer (E621); 0.4% sugar; and 0.4% white pepper powder.
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Nikudo Seafood Japanese Chive Dumpling, manufactured by Haiky Marketing Sdn Bhd. It has the "Makanan Selamat Tanggungjawab Industri" (MeSTI) certification by the Ministry of Health. Ingredients include chives, surimi, vegetable oil (red palm olein and sesame oil), soy protein, shrimp, sugar, egg whites and modified starch, among others.
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Nikudo  Seafood Japanese Chicken Dumpling, manufactured by Haiky Marketing Sdn Bhd. It has the "MeSTI certification by the Ministry of Health. Ingredients include chicken, surimi, sweet turnip, soy protein, black mushrooms, spring onions, egg whites, sugar, shrimp, onions and modified starch, among others.
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Fusipim Lobster Dumpling, manufactured by Fusipim Sdn Bhd. It has the Halal logo as certified by JAKIM. Ingredients include surimi, sugar, salt, vegetable oil, starch, dumpling pastry and breadcrumbs.
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Fai Lee Fish Dumpling, manufactured by LCF Food Sdn Bhd. It has the Halal logo as certified by JAKIM and the MeSTI certification by the Ministry of Health. Ingredients include surimi, water, corn flour, vegetable oil, sugar, salt and permitted flavouring.
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Figo Japanese Chicken Dumpling, manufactured by QL Figo Foods Sdn Bhd. It has the Halal logo as certified by JAKIM. Ingredients include 35% chicken meat, 30% wheat flour, 18% Chinese cabbage, 8% chives, 3% onions, 2.5% light soy sauce, 1.5% potato starch, 1% salt, 0.5% permitted flavour enhancer (E621), and 0.5% sugar.
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