Yes. They are salty. That's how they are made. I seldom rinse them.
When your dish is cooked, you can adjust the seasoning, if required. Probably not. Be careful if you are also using soy sauce.
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Yes. They are salty. That's how they are made. I seldom rinse them.
When your dish is cooked, you can adjust the seasoning, if required. Probably not. Be careful if you are also using soy sauce.
Yes. They are salty. That's how they are made. I never rinse either.
When your dish is cooked.you can adjust the seasoning, if required. Probably not. Be careful if you are also using soy sauce.
Yes. They are salty. That's how they are made. I never rinse either.