Kimchi-Flavored Seasoning with Roasted Chili Powder | Red Dried Seasoning Granules
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When You'll Get It:Nov 30 - Dec 04
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ColorRed
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Storage TypeStore at Room TemperatureSpecificationSeasoning
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Product TypeMixed Spices & Seasonings
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IngredientsKimchiContentKimchi-Flavored Seasoning
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Instruction for UseKIMCHI Powder
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StyleDried
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ColorRedShapeGranule
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Shelf LifeSeparate LabelPackaging1carton : 18g x 600bags 1carton : 480*320*297mm
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Weight10.8kg(Net)/ 16kg (Gross)
Kimchi flavor is the central direction of this dried red seasoning. Its product name refers to roasted chili powder, while the finished presentation is described as granules. That distinction is useful when choosing a seasoning: the ingredient wording and the physical form should both fit the preparation in which you plan to use it.
Choose for the kimchi flavor brief
Kimchi is the named ingredient and kimchi-flavored seasoning is the stated content. Describe the taste profile and food preparation you are evaluating, then compare the proposed material against that brief. A kimchi flavor name alone does not set every recipe requirement, so include the ingredient or flavor criteria that matter to your own operation when making an enquiry.
What presentation will your preparation need?
The red, dried granular form is the relevant finished presentation to compare. If a particular particle size or behavior in your preparation determines acceptance, make that requirement explicit and ask for the corresponding product information. Assess the proposed seasoning in its intended use rather than assuming the finished granules have the same texture as an individual powdered ingredient.
How should the portion pack be reviewed?
The supply description uses individual bags packed in a carton. Confirm the actual portion and carton arrangement for the selected supply, together with the ingredient information on the applicable pack. This keeps the discussion connected to the product format you intend to handle.
Use the applicable label for shelf-life planning
Room-temperature storage is specified, and shelf life is directed to a separate label. Ask for the current label when confirming the proposed supply so the relevant life and handling details can be reviewed together. Keep that label reference with your flavor, form and packing criteria for a clear seasoning enquiry.
