Natural grated wasabi paste ⋅ Muso ⋅ 43g

Name: Pâte de wasabi râpé naturel ⋅ Muso ⋅ 43g
Price: 3.6 EUR
Rating: 4.6 (10 reviews)

わさび

Vendor : Muso

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3.60 €

83.72 € kg

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This wasabi comes from the main production area for authentic wasabi - wasabi japonica - in Japan. Its all-natural composition allows you to taste the true pungent flavor of wasabi. A perfect match for sushi, seafood and meat, this piquant condiment can be added to sauces, dressings and dips to achieve that unique, pleasant effect.

SKU:1002084

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Ideal for sushi, pasta and tofu. --- Add 1 CS of wasabi to your mashed potatoes to transform this ordinary dish into a deliciously spicy one.

Wasabi 32% (Aichi, Japan), sweet potato syrup, green pea fibre, rice oil, salt, tapioca dextrin, ume plum salt, mustard oil
Allergens : Mustard

Store away from light, in a dry, temperate place. Store in a cool place after opening.

per 100g Energy: 236kcal Protein: 1.5g Fat: 9g Carbohydrates: 33.9g Salt: 8.3g

Based in Osaka and founded in 1969, Muso is a pioneer in the distribution of natural, organic and additive-free products. With a heritage rooted in macrobiotic philosophy, it has been working for over 50 years to link food, health and the human being. Muso promotes nutrition that respects the body and the environment, and is committed to preserving Japanese culinary culture while developing an accessible market for healthy, sustainable products.

Composition

Good composition and wasabi content

A good Wasabi

I was expecting a milder, more nuanced wasabi like in Japan, but in the end it's still classic Western wasabi. Finer and better tasting than basic commercial wasabi, though.