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Bean sprouts are common ingredients in many Asian cuisines and are often used in salads or stir fry. The most common come from mung beans, which are sprouted commercially under specific light-dark conditions. They look like white roots attached to greenish seeds. Some may have brownish threads at the other end of the white root.
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