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B. subtilis is commonly used to make natto from soybeans as well, giving it sticky, weblike strands, in case anyone was interested in getting more of the probio
by DantesKite 4y ago
B. subtilis is commonly used to make natto from soybeans as well, giving it sticky, weblike strands, in case anyone was interested in getting more of the probiotic.
- CommanderData 4y agoAlso contains the highest amount of Vitamin K2, good for bone health.
- reducesuffering 4y agoSpecifically, the MK7 form, the best kind (more bioavailable for your bones compared to MK4)
- nielsbot 4y agoOnly problem: You must enjoy natto.
- zoklet-enjoyer 4y agoI never heard of natto, which is kind of surprising considering I've been vegan for most of my life. This seems like the type of thing that vegans would be into. Anyway, looks disgusting and NSFW
- lll-o-lll 4y agoLooks like a bowl of snot. I so have to make this for my kids!
- peatmoss 4y agoIt's very much an acquired taste for most people. I wouldn't say I love it, but am mildly positive towards it.
- beagle3 4y agoIt smells like dirty wet socks you’ve forgotten to wash too. But it tastes ok, even … nice? It’s an acquired taste for sure.
- astrange 4y agoThe natto you get from US Japanese groceries doesn't smell like anything to me. I've always wondered if it's me or them who's wrong considering how people usually complain about it. It does have an unpleasant texture, but the taste is ok if you add the mustard pack.
- oakwhiz 4y agoIt's a different strain though. The strains differ so much that it's difficult to assume that they function the same way.
- doctor_eval 4y agoNatto. It’s sort of like the Japanese version of Vegemite. People who grow up with it, eat it for breakfast. Everyone else in the world thinks you are insane.
- LinuxBender 4y agoI take it in supplement form. A few different formulas actually. That mitigates any taste.