What is grain kon?
Konjac is attracting attention because it is rich in dietary fiber and calcium, and is very low in calories.
When this "konjac" is made into granules, it is called "granular konjac."
So, is it a nickname that's an abbreviation of "tsubu konnyaku" (granular konjac)? If you ask me that, it's not quite that.
"Grained Konjac" maintains the texture and shape that is lost when konjac is frozen and thawed, and also reduces the odor that is characteristic of konjac, making it suitable for a variety of cooking processes, including sweets. It is available in a wide range of sizes.
That's "Tsubu Kon" (granular konjac).
Frozen foods, which can be eaten easily, have become an indispensable food for busy modern people.
On the other hand, it is often avoided by health-conscious people because it is high in fat and carbohydrates, lacks dietary fiber and calcium, which are said to be lacking in modern people, and is high in calories.
In such cases, you can cut out calories and carbohydrates and supplement the nutrients that are said to be lacking in modern people. Konjac also has the advantage of being filling, so it can be used as a diet food or for menus with dietary restrictions.
