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Shichimi ~ Seven Spice
$10.50
Our version of popular Japanese table spice dating to 17th century. Features Orange Peel, Aji Amarillo Chile, Sesame Seeds and Ginger. Use on soup, noodles, rice, tempura & grilled dishes.
Hand blended in small batches with: orange peel, Chiles, black sesame seeds, toasted sesame seeds, ginger, chives, nori, and hops.
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