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Iijima Seitarou Shoten KN003: Salt-Pickled Sakura Blossoms (Japanese-grown) 桜花の塩漬
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Iijima Seitarou Shoten KN003: Salt-Pickled Sakura Blossoms (Japanese-grown) 桜花の塩漬

Iijima Seitarou Shoten KN003: Salt-Pickled Sakura Blossoms (Japanese-grown) 桜花の塩漬

These salt-pickled sakura blossoms create the flavor of sakura mochi, a traditional Japanese dessert, and are beautiful garnishing to baked goods and desserts. Soak in water to wash away the salt, and add it to your tea for a hint of sakura flavor.
  • Ingredients: Sakura blossoms, salt, ume (Japanese plum) vinegar
  • Region: Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture
  • Cultivar: Yaezakura Kanzan
  • Storage: Refrigerate when possible. While the product will not spoil if not refrigerated, the salt will melt making the blossom extra salty and ruining the color.
  • Allergen info: This product does not contain the following: shrimp, crab, wheat, buckwheat, eggs, milk, peanuts.
  • Nutritional info (per 100 grams)
    • Calories: 11 kcal
    • Protein: 1.2 grams
    • Fat: 0.2 grams
    • Carbohydrates: 4.1 grams
    • Sodium: 60 grams
  • Warning: Please remove the oxygen absorber packet before use.

About the Producer

Along the coastline West of Tokyo, between the towns of Kozu and Ninomiya, with the mountains at our back and the sea at our doorstep, our family has been making delicious food for your table for over a century. What my great grandfather started then, I continue today, growing sakura and ume trees, and using the techniques inherited over the generations to make salt-pickled sakura, umeboshi, and yukari (ume-pickled purple shiso leaves).

Discover more about life in our quiet part of Japan on Instagram!

Check out these sakura-inspired recipes to sweeten your day!

  • Sakura Butter Mochi Recipe
  • Sakura Tea Latte Recipe

  • Sakura Kudzu-yu (Kudzu root tea) Recipe

  • Sakura Daifuku Mochi (さくら大福) Recipe

  • Gluten-Free Sakura Financier (French Almond cake) Recipe 

  • Sakura Biscuits Recipe

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Iijima Seitarou Shoten KN003: Salt-Pickled Sakura Blossoms (Japanese-grown) 桜花の塩漬

These salt-pickled sakura blossoms create the flavor of sakura mochi, a traditional Japanese dessert, and are beautiful garnishing to baked goods and desserts. Soak in water to wash away the salt, and add it to your tea for a hint of sakura flavor.
  • Ingredients: Sakura blossoms, salt, ume (Japanese plum) vinegar
  • Region: Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture
  • Cultivar: Yaezakura Kanzan
  • Storage: Refrigerate when possible. While the product will not spoil if not refrigerated, the salt will melt making the blossom extra salty and ruining the color.
  • Allergen info: This product does not contain the following: shrimp, crab, wheat, buckwheat, eggs, milk, peanuts.
  • Nutritional info (per 100 grams)
    • Calories: 11 kcal
    • Protein: 1.2 grams
    • Fat: 0.2 grams
    • Carbohydrates: 4.1 grams
    • Sodium: 60 grams
  • Warning: Please remove the oxygen absorber packet before use.

About the Producer

Along the coastline West of Tokyo, between the towns of Kozu and Ninomiya, with the mountains at our back and the sea at our doorstep, our family has been making delicious food for your table for over a century. What my great grandfather started then, I continue today, growing sakura and ume trees, and using the techniques inherited over the generations to make salt-pickled sakura, umeboshi, and yukari (ume-pickled purple shiso leaves).

Discover more about life in our quiet part of Japan on Instagram!

Check out these sakura-inspired recipes to sweeten your day!

  • Sakura Butter Mochi Recipe
  • Sakura Tea Latte Recipe

  • Sakura Kudzu-yu (Kudzu root tea) Recipe

  • Sakura Daifuku Mochi (さくら大福) Recipe

  • Gluten-Free Sakura Financier (French Almond cake) Recipe 

  • Sakura Biscuits Recipe

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These salt-pickled sakura blossoms create the flavor of sakura mochi, a traditional Japanese dessert, and are beautiful garnishing to baked goods and desserts. Soak in water to wash away the salt, and add it to your tea for a hint of sakura flavor.
  • Ingredients: Sakura blossoms, salt, ume (Japanese plum) vinegar
  • Region: Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture
  • Cultivar: Yaezakura Kanzan
  • Storage: Refrigerate when possible. While the product will not spoil if not refrigerated, the salt will melt making the blossom extra salty and ruining the color.
  • Allergen info: This product does not contain the following: shrimp, crab, wheat, buckwheat, eggs, milk, peanuts.
  • Nutritional info (per 100 grams)
    • Calories: 11 kcal
    • Protein: 1.2 grams
    • Fat: 0.2 grams
    • Carbohydrates: 4.1 grams
    • Sodium: 60 grams
  • Warning: Please remove the oxygen absorber packet before use.

About the Producer

Along the coastline West of Tokyo, between the towns of Kozu and Ninomiya, with the mountains at our back and the sea at our doorstep, our family has been making delicious food for your table for over a century. What my great grandfather started then, I continue today, growing sakura and ume trees, and using the techniques inherited over the generations to make salt-pickled sakura, umeboshi, and yukari (ume-pickled purple shiso leaves).

Discover more about life in our quiet part of Japan on Instagram!

Check out these sakura-inspired recipes to sweeten your day!

  • Sakura Butter Mochi Recipe
  • Sakura Tea Latte Recipe

  • Sakura Kudzu-yu (Kudzu root tea) Recipe

  • Sakura Daifuku Mochi (さくら大福) Recipe

  • Gluten-Free Sakura Financier (French Almond cake) Recipe 

  • Sakura Biscuits Recipe

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