Kehoe’s Kitchen – Organic Sauerkraut Red Kim Chi
At Kehoe’s Kitchen we only use the finest locally sourced certified organic ingredients. Our commitment is to maximise the nutrient content, taste and quality of our products. Our Sauerkrauts are dry salted and fully fermented before being jarred. The nutritional benefits are increased by our traditional fermentation process. A more mature Kraut guarantees plentiful beneficial bacteria and full bodied flavour. The Kraut also becomes more acidic and acts as a digestive enzyme, allowing easier digestion and absorption of more nutrients. We use WILD fermentation in all our vegetable ferments. We prefer to rely on mother natures selection criteria to produce this traditional nourishing probiotic food. Please note that unlike our RAW Sauerkrauts, other commercial shelf stable Sauerkrauts (not refrigerated) have been pasteurized or heat treated when being packaged. This treatment kills ALL beneficial bacteria. Kehoe’s Kitchen is 100% Australian owned and operated. In buying our products you are supporting Australian farmers, manufacturers and the Australian economy.
Our delicious Red Kimchi is based on traditional Korean methods and ingredients with a few Aussie adaptations, based on the availability of certified organic produce.
The base is of course Certified Organic wombok cabbage. We use carrots instead daikon and we added turmeric because of it’s many healing properties, hence the name, GOLD kimchi.
It’s also vegan, so no fish sauce, fish or broths are used. We don’t use any flavours, rice starch, soy sauce or sugar, so you can be sure to get all of the goodness, without any of the nasties.
INGREDIENTS Organic wombok cabbage, organic lobok (korean white radish), organic garlic, gochugaru (chilli), organic spring onion, sea salt, organic ginger and organic apple powder.
ALLERGENS Made in our facility where CASHEWS are used, therefore traces may be present.
PROBIOTICS Wild Fermented – probiotic strains and quantity vary from batch to batch. Probiotics may cause gas in the jar. REFER NOTE ON LID BEFORE OPENING.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS:
- Serve as a condiment with meals or enjoy on its own.
- Add to any salad to give crunch and tang.
- Serve on toast, sushi, wraps and burgers with avocado, protein of choice and cashew cheese.
- Add to nachos, tacos, burritos etc.
- Add to stir-fry’s or rice dishes.
- Add to top of soups when serving.
- Make a kimchi and cheese toasted sandwich.
- Serve on a platter with veggie sticks, antipasto and dips.
- Enjoy with cooked meats/meals to help with digestion.
- Add to rainbow bowls.
- Add to breakfast cook ups instead of ketchup for tang.
Price range: $15.17 through $65.00
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