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Michimoto Foods Classic Hinata Pickled Radish - 310 g Reviews

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DescriptionTakuan like the Japanese ancestors used to make! As the name suggests, this takuan is made in the classic way, by leaving fresh Miyazaki-grown daikon radishes out in the sun for several weeks to dry, then preserving them in a pickling solution. With no artificial additives, this is takuan in its purest form! Keep refridgerated after opening and consume as soon as possible.PreparationTakuan is mostly enjoyed finely sliced as a pub snack with a beer. Here are some other ways to enjoy it:
• Add to grilled fish, meat or tofu for a tasty garnish.
• Stir fry with meat and vegetables for a stir fry.
• Simply spoon onto a bowl of warm rice for added flavour.IngredientsDried Mooli Daikon Radish, Pickling Seasoning(Sugars(Sugar, Fructose Glucose Syrup), Soy Sauce(Wheat, Soybeans), Fermented Seasoning, Salt, Brewed Vinegar, Rice Bran). Contains Wheat and Soybeans.NutritionPer 100g:• Energy: 402kJ/96kcal • Fat: 0.3g  
(of which Saturates: 0g)• Carbohydrate: 21g 
(of which Sugars: 18g)• Protein: 2g• Salt: 3.1gITEM ID: 5874

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Nicky Howard-Ravenspine
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In the world of pickled radish, this is wonderful. Most are offered loaded with aspartame and that hideous artifical colouring - but not this beauty. This is proper, honest and tasty pickled radish, made in a traditional way. I find the flavour much more savoury than the regular ones and the natural preserving ingredients make for a far better quality product. I love this and I'm sure you will too. Highly recommended.
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Posted 1 year ago
StJohn Mound
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*** ***
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Posted 1 year ago
Very nice crunch. Slightly bitter but refreshing.
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Posted 2 years ago
Naoko Motohiro
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I like this real Japanese takusn
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Posted 2 years ago
David Mitchell
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Best authentic 'Oshinko' available, anywhere - including Japan!
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Posted 2 years ago