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“Ume”stands for Japanese plum, a variety in between european plum and apricot while “boshi” stands for sun-dried. “Marinated dried plum” is a sour condiment highly popular in Japan and usually paired with rice.
Description : Roasted sesame, perfumed with Umeboshi (salted plum). Ume brings acidity, salty flavor and an apricot after-taste to this roasted sesame. It will bring color,...
Description: Umeboshi, also called « salt plum », is a type of apricot, pickled to give it a salty taste. This fruit is really popular in Japan. It has noticeable medicinal...
Description :Umeboshi paste is a Ume fruit based condiment (a type of apricot) popular in Japan.
Description : These Umeboshi crystals with Shiso are obtained through an artisanal process. Nankô ume (white plums), are macerated in Shiso vinegar (Japanese basil), reduced to...
Description : These crispy ume plum flakes are made with Kumano acid ume plums. The plums are mixed with salt and macerated 3 years in plum tree wood barrels. This long...
In Japan, drinking vinegars are really popular because of their virtues. Those vinegars have been sweetened to be mixed with water and can replace syrups, which are often too...
Description : This Ume puree is made of not ripe yet plums, which gives it its green color.
Description : Furikake is a condiment widely used in Japanese cuisine. It is a mixture of seaweeds and sesame roasted in dashi before being reduced into powder. It is presented...
Description : These crispy ume plum flakes are made with Kumano acid ume plums. The plums are mixed with salt and macerated 3 years in plum tree wood barrels. This long...