Seaweed Paste by Momoya . Yuzu Kosho - Yuzu peel and red chili is added in the paste. Seaweed made in Japan. After opening it, it is recommended to keep in the fridge. 105g in a bottle.
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Momoya Gohandesuyo Seasoned Nori Seaweed Paste 145g
Momoya Laver Boiled in Soy Sauce (nori-no-tsukudani) 'Gohan-desuyo!' Medium Bottle 5.11 oz (3 Pack) : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese condiment made with fish, meat, seaweed, or vegetables simmered in several kinds of Japanese seasonings—typically with soy sauce and mirin. It is umami-loaded with an intensely sweet and savory flavor, which makes it a versatile accompaniment and seasoning for various dishes. Oiso’s Nori Seaweed Paste is a type of tsukudani made with two varieties of nori seaweed harvested in Japan.
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GOHANDESUYO Nori Tsukudani Seaweed Paste 145g×3 Sushi Onigiri Bento Momoya for sale online
Momoya Gohandesuyo Seasoned Nori Seaweed Paste 145g
Japanese NORI or Kelp & Bonito was cooked with Shodoshima specialty brewed whole soybean soy sauce. It is delicious as it is with hot rice. It is also
Tsukudani of Seaweed in bottle. TUKUDANI is a preserved food made with soy sauce. A traditional Japanese food that has been around for 400 years.
Momoya Edo Murasaki Togarashi Nori Tsukudani Japan Seaweed/Chili Paste 105g x3
Japanese NORI or Kelp & Bonito was cooked with Shodoshima specialty brewed whole soybean soy sauce. It is delicious as it is with hot rice. It is also
Tsukudani of Seaweed in bottle. TUKUDANI is a preserved food made with soy sauce. A traditional Japanese food that has been around for 400 years.
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