S&B Prepared Wasabi in Tube, 1.52-Ounce

Manufacturer: Terrapin Ridge Farms Brand: Terrapin Ridge Farms

An excellent condiment for sandwiches this mustard is also perfect for sushi and grilled fish or an excellent dipping sauce for spring and egg rollsFeatures. Pack of 3. Dimension 24 x 475 x 225 in. Item Weight 07 lbsIngredientsDistilled vinegar jalapeno peppers mustard seed apple cider vinegar water salt horseradish white wine soy bean oil spices citric acid tartaric acid natural flavoring lime oil xanthan gum wasabi powder Allergens Soy

Brand: Mcgarrett

Horseradish has a sharp flavor. It can be used in horseradish sauces, food toppings, sushi, soba, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes.

Manufacturer: Thailand Brand: My Choice Model: FF059

- My Choice Fresh Wasabi - Thailand product - 43 g.

Brand: Nagatanien

Furikake is a seasoned powder for sprinkling over rice. wasabi taste. small 50 pack within this package.

Brand: Obun

Just add water to make wasabi paste ready to use., Wasabi Paste Served With Sushi Bar, Each tube contains 100g. (3.5 ounces), Hot and good,

Brand: House Vermont

wasabi paste

Manufacturer: Kikkoman Brand: Kikkoman

Pasteurized and produced in the USA, Kikkoman Wasabi Sauce is made to the highest standards of quality that consumers have come to expect from Kikkoman.

Brand: S&B

House Spices Jumbo Japanese Horseradish paste (Neri Wasabi) in 3.17oz (80g) Tube. Perfect condiments for all types of sushi, just add soy sauce. Product of Japan.

Manufacturer: MOMOSAWA Brand: MOMOSAWA

Traditional and essential, Hon Wasabi Paste is an indispensable ingredient sewn into the fabric of Japanese cuisine and culture. Momosawa Hon Wasabi paste is made from 100% Wasabia Japonica, of the sawa varietal. Grown under a canopy of trees along the banks of the cold clear mountain streams of Shizuoka Prefecture. This wooded mountainous region creates the ideal environment to allow these temperamental plants to grow to their optimal maturity of four years before harvesting. Wasabi cultivation from this prestigious region dates back to the Edo period, 400 years ago.