WangZhiHe Stinky Tofu 330g - The famous Wangzhihe Fermented Bean Curd is smelly. However, it is considered a delicacy for some.L8

The most disgusting smell I have ever smelled!!!! And that means a whole lot because I love terrible smells! It’s like dirty toe fungus with wet hot garbage and like the absolute worst morning breath anyone ever had as if someone was drinking piss all night and ate throw up. Anyway this is great and I’m sure if you mix a tiny amount into a VERY bland porridge it’ll taste good but when I tasted a tiny bit on a knife it was like I’m sucking on old toes every time I exhaled…definitely worth buying to try some satan’s halitosis in a jar

I dont even know how to rate this... 5 stars or 0 stars lol its so bad that as long as you stay unwind and let others try to eat it you are good and can get a laugh out or it but its so nasty that just smelling it from 25 feet away made me sick....

I could not eat this but only due to cuisine preferences. I really wanted to try! But they packed it so well for an international item. Outside the package it was a bit stinky. After opening the layers of bubble wrap, the next smell was better - to me it smelled very similar to hing or asafoetida, oniony if you will. But the curd itself, I couldn't stomach it, and don't want to describe because I don't want the AI summary to misinterpret me. This is one of those things you can't rate based on Western opinion unless you grew up enjoying the cuisine to begin with.

Want a great GAG gift... this is for you. Even the box it came in reeks of disgusting nasty.

Oh yeah, definitely takes the cake for worst thing imaginable! Such a uniquely horrific smell…. Not many things can instantly spread smell among an entire backyard by just opening the lid. Was able to stomach a small portion and my body was unhappy af…. 10/10 would gift on Christmas for the whole family to open inside again

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I bought it because I watched a few videos and I thought that it couldn’t be that bad. Honestly, it is the most disgusting thing I tried in my whole life. I could barely put in my mouth and it upsets my stomach so badly. Make sure you open the windows! It is HORRIBLE!

So I’ve read a lot of the comments from people who purchased this product and I quickly understood what the problem is. 1. They don’t have experience with how to use this product and 2. They’ve got a misunderstanding about what the word “stinky” means. If you’re wanting to add complex and unique flavors to your food, this is it. The delivery was fast and the product is exceptional.