Various seasonings

Condiments in a clothing store?

Many people are surprised by this corner.

Very popular

Starting with handling Horinishi

Now there are five kinds of seasonings.

Among them, we have some newcomers, so we would like to introduce them to you.

"The Source Diner" Spice Salt

"The Source Diner" Spice Salt

The famous restaurant "Sauce Diner" in Nagano Prefecture

This seasoning is made under contract to Marusho Brewery, a long-established miso and soy sauce brewery in Matsumoto.

It's a blend of 15 spices.

The base is miso.

So it's very familiar to Japanese people and can be used for anything.

I'm not very good at putting my sense of taste and smell into words.

Please forgive me with this one word

"It's so delicious."

When I tried it, the first thing that came to my mind was

Big salt knot

Photo of salted rice balls

(I was probably hungry at the time, too...)

It's so filling that I'm sure it would be delicious sprinkled on rice like furikake.

Of course, you can pour it over your food or just eat it as is.

#Bringing imagination to the table

As the hashtag says,

The brand does not offer many suggestions (restrictions) on how to use it.

I want you to try out various things for yourself.

Of course I got it right away and went home.

Newcomers, leave it here.

I will also introduce some of the seasonings currently available in stores.

Outdoor Spice Horinishi

He is a leader in the spice world.

It's a sure thing.

The garlic is well-seasoned and packs a punch.

I always put this on when I grill chicken.

Outdoor Spice Horinishi Dry

The dry taste of that

I think it's what you would call spicy.

It's a bit tough for me as I don't really like spicy food.

Those who don't particularly dislike it enjoyed the taste.

As I get older, I start to appreciate the taste of beer and coffee.

Will the pain become like that too?

Outdoor all-purpose seasoning Koburachop

The pop name and packaging are eye-catching.

Tomato and flying fish stock base

Mexican scent

It goes well with meat, soup, pasta, rice, etc.

To me it's a bit like a snack.

LOVE PAKU

The name is Lovepak

No coriander in it

This was a big hit with me

At first, I ate it by dipping raw vegetables in it.

Halfway through, I realized that it goes incredibly well with soup.

I ate it with ramen and soup pasta.

I'm thinking it would go well with miso soup.

Lovepaku and Horinishi (normal) are the last ones left.

It's difficult for me to express it with my tongue and vocabulary.

Some products can be sampled in store.

Please feel free to come.

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