In order to maintain the quality of students' class, it is recommended to arrive 10 minutes in advance to register.
Tree Hope is a friendly environment space and does not provide disposable tableware. Those who need to take out please bring their own containers.
Tofu experiencers are advised to bring a sealable container (such as a Lock lunch box) with a capacity of more than 800ml to hold your homemade tofu.
If the venue is booked by a group, rescheduling can be provided (the tofu experience is capped at 6 people per session).
(Guaranteed Departure for Solo Traveler)
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 10:00–17:00 (Last Entry Time: 16:30)
Thursday 10:00–17:00 (Last Entry Time: 16:30)
Friday 10:00–17:00 (Last Entry Time: 16:30)
Saturday 10:00–17:00 (Last Entry Time: 16:30)
Sunday 10:00–17:00 (Last Entry Time: 16:30)
The Tree Hope DIY experience guides participants through the complete tofu-making process. It begins with selecting high-quality organic non-GMO soybeans, followed by soaking and grinding them into fresh soy milk. The soy milk is then heated, a natural coagulant is carefully added, and the resulting curds are pressed into a firm, delicious flat tofu block. This hands-on process allows you to understand each step from raw ingredient to finished product.
In the Tree Hope Tofu DIY class, the conversion of soy milk to tofu involves a crucial coagulation step. After preparing fresh soy milk from organic non-GMO soybeans, a natural coagulant (like nigari or gypsum) is precisely added. This causes the soy protein to separate and solidify, forming soft curds. These curds are then gently transferred into a mold and pressed to remove excess water, yielding the distinct texture of flat tofu.
Making soybean pudding from soy milk can present challenges such as achieving the correct silky smooth consistency, ensuring proper setting without a grainy texture, and balancing flavors. The Tree Hope experience addresses these by providing expert guidance on precise ingredient ratios, optimal heating temperatures, and the correct technique for adding natural coagulants. Participants learn proven methods to create a perfectly set, deliciously smooth soybean pudding every time.
Tau Fu Fah is a traditional term for silky smooth soybean pudding, a beloved dessert often served with sweet syrup. The Tree Hope DIY experience teaches you to prepare this delicacy starting from scratch with fresh, organic non-GMO soybeans. Participants learn the traditional methods of extracting pure soy milk, carefully adding a precise amount of coagulant, and allowing it to gently set, resulting in an authentic and delightfully smooth Tau Fu Fah.
Learning to make tofu and soybean pudding at the Tree Hope DIY experience provides valuable insights into the raw materials and processes involved. While the initial investment in ingredients and equipment may vary, understanding the craft allows you to control ingredient quality and potentially reduce long-term costs. It offers the satisfaction of fresh, homemade products and the flexibility to prepare them whenever desired, which can be more economical than frequent purchases.
Tree Hope's homemade soybean pudding is a nutritious option, rich in plant-based protein, fiber, and essential minerals due to its primary ingredient: organic non-GMO soybeans. These high-quality soybeans are the foundation for the freshly prepared soy milk used in the pudding. The DIY experience emphasizes natural ingredients, ensuring the final product is a wholesome and healthy treat, free from artificial additives and preservatives.
Tree Hope prioritizes health and quality by exclusively using organic non-GMO soybeans for their tofu and soybean pudding DIY experience. These carefully selected soybeans ensure a pure, rich flavor and a healthier product. Generally, soybeans are a nutritious food, but individuals with soy allergies should exercise caution. The use of organic, non-GMO ingredients minimizes concerns regarding pesticides or genetically modified components, ensuring a wholesome food.
The Tree Hope DIY class focuses on demonstrating the versatility of soy milk by teaching participants to make both fresh tofu and smooth soybean pudding. While the core instruction centers on these two popular items, the techniques learned, especially regarding soy milk preparation and coagulation, lay a strong foundation for understanding how to create other soy-based products, highlighting soy milk's potential as a base for various healthy homemade foods.