description Amanattō Overview
Amanattō is a Japanese confection of beans or legumes simmered in sugar syrup and dried, created in the mid-19th century in Tokyo by confectioner Hosoda Yasubei, who named the sweet after the nattō fermented bean.
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Amanattō ranks #255 of 334 in the Bean Dish ranking, behind Hoppin' John, ahead of Pattani sundal.
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How good is Amanattō?
Amanattō scores 7.20/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Bean Dish category. Traditional Japanese bean confection, elegant and historic, but sugary texture is less broadly loved.
What are the best alternatives to Amanattō?
See our alternatives page for Amanattō for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Yōkan, Mapo Tofu, Ghormeh Sabzi.
How does Amanattō compare to Yōkan?
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Is Amanattō worth it in 2026?
With a score of 7.20/10, Amanattō is a solid option in Bean Dish. See all Bean Dish ranked.
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