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Chè Đậu Đỏ is a traditional Vietnamese sweet soup made from red beans, typically adzuki beans, simmered with sugar and frequently coconut milk. It belongs to the broader category of chè, a wide family of Vietnamese sweet beverages, puddings, and soups made with various beans, grains, and fruits. The dessert is sold by street vendors and in dessert shops throughout Vietnam and is served either warm or chilled.

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What is Chè Đậu Đỏ?

Chè Đậu Đỏ is a Vietnamese sweet soup made from red beans, often adzuki beans, simmered with sugar. It may also include coconut milk for a rich, creamy finish.

Is Chè Đậu Đỏ served hot or cold?

It can be served warm or chilled, depending on the preparation and the weather. As a type of chè, it may also be presented as a sweet drink, pudding-like dessert, or spoonable soup.

What does đậu đỏ mean in Vietnamese?

Đậu đỏ means “red bean” in Vietnamese. The phrase identifies the main ingredient, while chè refers to the broad family of Vietnamese sweet soups, puddings, and bean-based desserts.

Does Chè Đậu Đỏ contain coconut milk?

Coconut milk is a frequent addition, but it is not required in every version. The basic preparation centers on red beans cooked with sugar, with coconut milk added for extra richness.

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