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Kewpie Mayonnaise

9,50$1Kg
“KEWPIE Mayonnaise” is Kewpie’s flagship product, and has been cherished by consumers across Japan since 1925. KEWPIE Mayonnaise is a popular brand of mayonnaise that originated in Japan. It is a creamy, rich, and tangy mayonnaise that is made with high-quality ingredients, such as egg yolks, vinegar, and vegetable oil. The mayonnaise has a distinctive flavor that is often described as being slightly sweet with a hint of umami. In addition to its flavor and texture, KEWPIE Mayonnaise is also a healthier alternative to other types of mayonnaise. It contains less cholesterol and saturated fat than traditional mayonnaise, making it a good option for those who are watching their dietary intake

Kewpie Sweet Mayonnaise

8,20$500g
“KEWPIE Mayonnaise” is Kewpie’s flagship product, and has been cherished by consumers across Japan since 1925. It goes well with salad, sandwiches, sushi, and much more. Be creative and enjoy fancy dish accompanied by KEWPIE Mayonnaise! KEWPIE Mayonnaise contains 4 egg yolks per 500g. The amino acids yielded from the protein of the egg yolks is a key factor for KEWPIE’s tasty, savory flavor. Unlike most store-bought mayonnaise, there is no sugar in the product; any sweetness comes naturally from the egg yolks and the blend of vinegar, rice, apple cider, red wine, and distilled, which provide both acid and a hint of sweetness that is missing from American mayos that use sugar and white distilled vinegar in

Sesame Soysauce dressing

13,40$1000ml
Kewpie Sesame Soy Sauce Dressing is a delicious Japanese-style dressing that combines the rich, nutty flavor of sesame with the savory umami taste of soy sauce. Made with high-quality ingredients, this dressing is a versatile condiment that can be used to elevate a wide range of dishes that can be enjoyed with the rich flavor of shoyu in Japanese style and imported roasted sesame from Japan. Not only for salad, but also for noodles, Tofu, Shabu-shabu and much more. Kewpie Sesame Soy Sauce Dressing is a delicious Japanese-style dressing that combines the rich, nutty flavor of sesame with the savory umami taste of soy sauce. Made with high-quality ingredients, this dressing is a versatile condiment that can be used to elevate a wide range of dishes. The dressing has a smooth and creamy texture that coats food evenly, and its balanced flavor profile makes it a great addition to both sweet and savory dishes. The sesame seed base adds a subtle crunch and nutty taste that complements the savory soy sauce notes perfectly. It also contains a hint of vinegar for a tangy finish and a touch of sweetness. Overall, Kewpie Sesame Soy Sauce Dressing is a must-try for anyone who enjoys Japanese cuisine or is looking for a new and delicious way to add flavor to their meals. Its unique taste and texture can transform even the simplest dishes into a gourmet experience

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