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Thousand-layer tofu ({{lang-zh|t=千葉豆腐|s=千叶豆腐|p=qiānyè dòufu|l=thousand-layer tofu}}) is not a true tofu made by coagulation of soymilk, but a modern invention made from [[soy protein isolate]] and a source of starch. It has a smooth, bouncy texture somewhat comparable to [[kamaboko]]. Originally a Taiwanese invention called hundred-layer tofu (百葉豆腐), it was renamed in China to avoid confusion with the existing type of extra-firm tofu called ''baiye''.

Thousand-layer tofu (simplified Chinese: 千叶豆腐; traditional Chinese: 千葉豆腐; pinyin: qiānyè dòufu; lit. 'thousand-layer tofu') is not a true tofu made by coagulation of soymilk, but a modern invention made from soy protein isolate and a source of starch. It has a smooth, bouncy texture somewhat comparable to kamaboko. Originally a Taiwanese invention called hundred-layer tofu (百葉豆腐), it was renamed in China to avoid confusion with the existing type of extra-firm tofu called baiye.

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