A friend of mine introduced me to this brand of Konnyaku Jelly Powder. She bought it from a sundry shop in Klang and she told me that this was one of the first few brands that offered in the market when Konnyaku Jelly was a hit. So far, I haven't come across this brand. Most of the time I got mine from either Jusco or Giant but they don't really turn out nice.
This brand (Happy Grass) offers a few flavours and my friend bought me the apple flavour. I don't have to add any colours to my konnyaku jelly as the mixture is already green in colour.
The instruction was also slightly different as I need to mix the powder and the water before boiling. Unlike the others brand that I bought, we normally boil the water and add in the powder. After boiling, I need to add the malic acid and still till it dissolve. Here's a snap shot of the instruction at the back of the packet.
I also added a can of longans for my konnyaku jelly. I didn't use the syrup as I thought it would be too sweet since the mixture had sugar added in it. Here's the outcome of my Konnyaku Jelly. A lil bit too greenish but it was GOOD! Really
" kenyal-kenyal" !
I am definately going to settle down with this brand. Planning to buy other flavours and try them out again. I absolutely love the taste! As for my two lil ones at home, they have been asking to eat the konnyaku jelly after every meal ^_^. The kids simply adores this dessert!
Cute la...oo cute to eat
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy. I find them a lil too greenish, cannot see the character:(
DeleteMy daughter loves konnyaku jelly! But my son, I prefer not to give him any. He just swallow and I'm afraid he might choke on it!
ReplyDeleteYa ya, if they are too young, better not to give,coz they need to chew the jelly before swallowing it.
DeleteYa, simple and nice. kids love konnyaku jelly.
ReplyDeleteYup! My kids and also mummy's favourite!
DeleteI use this konnyaku powder too.. they got different flavours too! and easy to read instruction..
ReplyDeleteCynthia,
DeleteWhere did you get them? I had to ask my friend to buy it from Klang.
I actually tried the Konyaku before but it doesn't turn out as bouncy like the one in picture. Hmm, gonna have to look for this one!
ReplyDeleteYa, I've also tried lots of brand and most of them 'tak jadi' only this one turns out bouncy!
DeleteBtw, thanks for your words of encouragement on my kids' fever. Ben's fever broke already and he's back to his chirpy self now :)
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome. Really glad to hear that Ben has recovered!
DeleteI noticed one small packet of this powder is quite expensive.
ReplyDeleteYup, if not mistaken it was RM8 per pack at Klang. Wonder if we can get this brand in the supermarket.
DeleteMy kids love konnyaku jelly, I prefer giving them agar agar.
ReplyDeleteYan,
DeleteBoth also my favourite, konnyaku jelly and agar-agar :P
Din know jelly powder comes with flavours. Used to see mum cooking them but have to add colouring or flavour on our own. So convenience.
ReplyDeleteHi may I know where u get the Mickey Mouse jelly mould? I can't find it anywhere~ please do email me (zoeymun@yahoo.com)
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