Question: What Is Daikon In Mandarin Chinese?

December 30, 2009

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Gina Marie Barone
February 28, 2010

The Daikon is a large Asian radish. Unlike horseradish, the daikon is mild and sweet in flavor.

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Mika Ono
April 29, 2010

I believe daikon is "luo bu" or 萝卜 in Mandarin Chinese.


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