7 Pepper Spice Mix (Nanami / Schichimi Togarashi) - 1 bag, 10.58 oz
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7 Pepper Spice Mix (Nanami / Schichimi Togarashi) - 1 bag, 10.58 oz
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Wonderful Spice Mixture (Togarashi, Shichimi, Nanami) 7 Spice.
Brandon✓ Verified Purchase•March 20, 2018
When stocking up on this I normally buy it from Mitsuwa Market or 99 Ranch Market (Asian Grocery West Coast), but having moved more rural it's harder to stock up the amount of it I use (I use it as normal pepper, and I'm a heavy pepper user). This bag is basically just a huge jumbo size of what I normally buy. The name Schichimi, Nanami, Togarashi are really, all the same, they mean "7 spice" in both Japanese and Chinese blend. This bag will last me awhile and now I can refill my smaller jars that I normally buy. Great potency, a little less black sesame than normal so I added some extra in to it.
The value is great too as you get a huge bag
culturejamming✓ Verified Purchase•June 11, 2017
I started using this as a topping on many of my Asian dishes as it's really flavorful - instant spicy umami. The value is great too as you get a huge bag, more than you know what to do with, which makes is useful for pouring into a small shaker as long as the holes are big enough to accommodate sesame seeds. I reused a furikake container. Top uses for me are as a rice topping in place of furikake and also as a dry rub on meats. It does have a kick but fairly mild if you have any tolerance for spice. I tried some straight out of the bag when I first received it and it was surprisingly much hotter when tasted on its own. Some peace of mind with it being made in Japan as well.
GREAT VALUE!!!
KonaKaiKai808✓ Verified Purchase•February 6, 2017
My brother practically inhales this stuff. He uses one little bottle in a sitting on his ramen and rice. He also puts it on lasagna and potato chips. Each .63 oz bottle costs between $2.79-$2.99 I checked practically EVERY Asian market here on O'ahu for this and couldn't find the bulk bag. I figure he can get well over 25 refills & that'll save him some money, like over $60!!!! Will for sure buy again.
wonderful!
IamSmith✓ Verified Purchase•October 14, 2016
I use to use this sparingly as the little bottles are on the expensive side. Now I pour it on as it is very affordable in this giant bag. I use it on all noodle dishes. Ramen, udon, soba. I even put it on eggs! wonderful!
Delicious and large amount
JJ Celada✓ Verified Purchase•October 4, 2016
I tried this more than 10 years ago while traveling in Japan and I liked it. I had it a couple of times on chicken and fish. I even added it to scrambled eggs. It's spicy enough, tangy, and with that umami flavor added by seaweed. This is nanami togarashi, so it has 7 ingredients: ginger, white sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, sea weed flakes, dried orange peel, chilly flakes, and Japanese peppers
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