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Yuzu CakeSoft and fragrant, this yuzu cake combines sweetness and freshness for a gourmet break with Japanese accents. -
Yuzu Shio RamenNoodles in a yuzu-flavored shio broth, crisp vegetables, and tender protein. Fresh, light, and full of flavor! -
Yuzu, white chocolate and wasabi Christmas logYuzu and white chocolate Christmas log with wasabi: sweet, tangy and subtly spicy, to surprise your guests! -
Yuzu mayonnaiseA homemade mayonnaise enhanced with a tangy touch of yuzu, ideal for adding freshness and originality to your dishes. -
Yuzu jellyYuzu jelly served directly in its shell: a small, fresh dessert, pretty as can be, with the sweet scent of this star citrus fruit. -
Yuzu cream, speculoos crumble, kumquat chips and Umi budoRecipe suggested by the restaurant Ikê . A creamy, meltingly tender and tangy yuzu dessert, accompanied by the crunch of the crumble and the saltiness of the green seaweed Umi budo. -
Sansho Pepper Gin and TonicSansho, Japan's botanical treasure, transforms this gin and tonic into a floral, citrusy, and slightly numbing experience. -
Smoked salmon and winter radishes marinated in yuzuSmoked salmon and yuzu-marinated radish: a light and fresh recipe, perfect for a starter or aperitif full of flavor!
Yuzu
Yuzu juice from JA Higashi Tokushima
Yuzu juice from JA Higashi TokushimaRef. {{ sku }}: Ref. 616
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Description
Yuzu is a very hardy yellow citrus fruit from the Rutaceae family, primarily grown in Asia. After Kochi, Tokushima is Japan's second-largest yuzu producer. Yuzu is a citrus fruit prized by top chefs for its incredible balance of acidity and sweetness. This yuzu juice is produced by pressing the fruit of a cooperative of 400 small farmers.
Flavor
A subtle fragrance between mandarin and citron.
Preservation
Store in a cool, dry place away from light, refrigerated after opening.
Ingredients & Allergens
100% yuzu juice
Nutritional Values
Per 100 ml: Energy 146 kJ / 35 kcal, Fat 0 g (of which saturates 0 g), Carbohydrate 8.6 g (of which sugars 1.9 g), Protein 0.5 g, Salt 0 g.

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Yuzu Cake
Soft and fragrant, this yuzu cake combines sweetness and freshness for a gourmet break with Japanese accents. -
Yuzu Shio Ramen
Noodles in a yuzu-flavored shio broth, crisp vegetables, and tender protein. Fresh, light, and full of flavor! -
Yuzu, white chocolate and wasabi Christmas log
Yuzu and white chocolate Christmas log with wasabi: sweet, tangy and subtly spicy, to surprise your guests! -
Yuzu mayonnaise
A homemade mayonnaise enhanced with a tangy touch of yuzu, ideal for adding freshness and originality to your dishes. -
Yuzu jelly
Yuzu jelly served directly in its shell: a small, fresh dessert, pretty as can be, with the sweet scent of this star citrus fruit. -
Yuzu cream, speculoos crumble, kumquat chips and Umi budo
Recipe suggested by the restaurant Ikê . A creamy, meltingly tender and tangy yuzu dessert, accompanied by the crunch of the crumble and the saltiness of the green seaweed Umi budo. -
Sansho Pepper Gin and Tonic
Sansho, Japan's botanical treasure, transforms this gin and tonic into a floral, citrusy, and slightly numbing experience. -
Smoked salmon and winter radishes marinated in yuzu
Smoked salmon and yuzu-marinated radish: a light and fresh recipe, perfect for a starter or aperitif full of flavor!
JA Tokushima
JA Tokushima is a cooperative bringing together more than 400 small farmers in the city of Kamikatsu, in the heart of the Tokushima region. Boasting an exceptional natural environment, this region is renowned for its exceptional citrus fruits, such as sudachi, yuko or yuzu, which grow naturally there. JA Tokushima presses these fruits for produce pure juices, without any additives, restoring all the freshness and liveliness of freshly picked fruit. Each year, Kamikatsu farmers harvest around 250 tons of yuzu, 230 tons of sudachi, and 115 tons of yuko. This village, famous for its rice terraces and unspoiled landscapes, is also an ecological pioneer: in 2016, it was already sorting 81% of its waste. Kamikatsu is also known for its plant-based table decorations business, in a spirit of promoting and respecting nature that is fully reflected in JA Tokushima's commitment.