Carwari Organic Yuzu Kosho (Japanese Citrus Chilli Paste) Red Jar
Carwari Organic Yuzu Kosho Red is a zesty, umami-rich Japanese citrus chilli paste made from organic yuzu, red chilli, and sea salt. With a slightly milder heat than the green version, it’s perfect for red meat, stir-fries, noodles, and soups. Certified Organic and Gluten Free.
$12.25
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Carwari Organic Yuzu Kosho (Red) is a traditional Japanese condiment made with organic yuzu citrus, red chilli, and natural sea salt. This bold yet balanced paste delivers a harmonious blend of zesty citrus, gentle heat, and deep umami flavour.
Compared to the green variety, the red Yuzu Kosho offers a slightly milder, rounder spice profile, making it a versatile addition to both everyday meals and gourmet dishes. It enhances the flavour of red meat, grilled fish, stir-fried vegetables, noodles, soups, and more. It also pairs beautifully with oils, vinegars, soy sauces, and miso, bringing complexity and brightness to marinades, sauces, and dressings.
Certified Organic and Gluten Free, this all-purpose seasoning is a must-have for lovers of authentic Japanese cuisine and bold, clean flavours.
Ingredients
Organic Yuzu, Organic Chilli, Roasted Sea Salt
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