Carwari Organic Yuzu Spread (Japanese Citrus Fruit Spread)
Carwari Organic Yuzu Spread is a no-sugar-added Japanese citrus fruit spread made from organic yuzu and grape juice. Lightly sweet with a hint of yuzu peel bitterness, it’s perfect for desserts, toast, yogurt, and drinks. Certified Organic and Gluten Free.
$16.29
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Carwari Organic Yuzu Spread is a naturally delicious fruit spread made from organic Japanese yuzu and organic grape juice—with no added sugar, no pectin, no artificial flavours, and no acidifiers. Its light sweetness is perfectly balanced with the slight bitterness of yuzu peel, creating a refreshing and complex citrus flavour.
This versatile spread is ideal for a wide range of uses:
– Spread on toast or pastries
– Use as a topping for yogurt, ice cream, or breakfast cereals
– Add to desserts like sorbets, cakes, jellies, and glazes
– Mix with miso to create a flavourful yuzu miso
– Stir into warm or cold drinks for a fragrant yuzu-flavoured beverage
Certified Organic and Gluten Free, this clean-label citrus spread is a vibrant, all-natural way to add brightness and depth to sweet and savoury dishes alike.
Ingredients
Organic Yuzu, Organic Grape Juice
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