Top 5 products for Japanese Pickle
Latest reviews
This is my first time ordering, and it's delicious! It tastes familiar.
I bought it because the reviews were good. I hope it's delicious!
I thought the portion would be small, but there is plenty. It tastes exactly like the crunchy cucumber pickles I used to eat as a side dish at a Japanese Donburi House.
Perfect pickle
keep the inventory good
Looks like this when arrived
This is for my son.
I bought it because the reviews were good. I'm looking forward to trying it.
I like to eat it ice cold. The ginger flavor makes it the perfect palate cleanser!
Another pickled kind of cucumber that only Wee carries for low price and just the perfect size.
Latest reviews
Seems good
I always keep it in the refrigerator.
First time buying this! Package came intact with frozen ice! Bought to have with curry
Always have this with Curry!
Love eating with Curry!!
I use it because I eat curry often.
I was disappointed that the bag of pickled vegetables was smaller than I expected. But the price was cheap, so it's okay.
Excited for curry, exp date is good!
I'm so glad I was able to buy it on sale since I'd been wanting it! It looks delicious!
Bought it to try while on sale, should be good with Japanese curry!
Latest reviews
This is so long
It enhances the flavor of sushi, gives it an authentic taste, and keeps for a long time.
Pretty good :)
I love this pickled radish! It's so crunchy and has the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. I slice it up and eat it with pretty much every meal, especially with rice and savory dishes. It's such a good little side dish and I always end up eating more than I planned. Definitely something I'll keep buying!
I bought this for the first time. How does it taste?
I buy this radish all the time! It's so crunchy and delicious, I literally eat it with almost every meal. One of my favorites and something I always make sure to have at home!
I bought it because I wanted to make kimbap.
The radish tasted great, with no strange flavor; I quite liked it.
I bought it because it was cheap. I hope it tastes good.
Essential for making seaweed rice rolls and other similar dishes
Latest reviews
Second purchase. It was delivered cold.
Second time I ordered this. Delivered cold.
First time trying this and the best
Delivered cold.
It was good for lunch box. It was sour and flavored.
I hope it tastes good… ..
Perfect salty taste!
It's a necessity, a little expensive but I bought it
new favorite pickle with curry. no artificial coloring and crunchy with a nice flavor.
I'm so happy that I can eat it in America now.
Latest reviews
The price was reasonable.
Its okay, pretty good
I bought this last time and it was delicious, so I'm repurchasing it. I'm also happy that the quantity is generous.
It tastes like Japan. I'll buy it again.
Love this so good
Repurchased this many times, staple in our household
This is great because they have a long shelf life.
First time buying it to eat with broiled unagi.
It's great that it's so affordable despite the generous quantity. I love okonomiyaki and gyudon, so I'll try it right away!
Love this and a must have. Wonderful add on!
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Popular recipes
Japanese Pickle Sushi Rice
This healthy, low-fat recipe uses rice and , or 'japanese-pickle', to create a simple yet delicious meal with a rice cooker. With a hint of sweetness from the sushi rice balanced by the tangy pickles, it's sure to be a hit at any dinner table. With sushi rice, rice vinegar, sugar, and Japanese pickles.
Instant Pot Pickle Soup
If you're looking to try something new and delicious, this special instant pot recipe mixes , or 'japanese-pickle', with nutritious vegetables for an addicting, tangy soup. You'll need an Instant Pot, chicken stock, mixed vegetables, soy sauce, and Japanese pickles.
Stir Fry Pickle Noodles
This stir fry pan recipe is quick and easy to make. It involves stir frying , or 'japanese-pickle', with fresh noodles to create an absolute delight. Make sure you have Japanese pickles, fresh noodles, soy sauce, spring onions, and sesame oil on hand.
Pickle Omelette
This simple yet indulgent dish cooks , or 'japanese-pickle', with eggs to make a mouth-watering omelette. A fantastic breakfast option, you just need eggs, soy sauce, spring onions, and Japanese pickles.
Pickle Salad
Think salads are boring? Think again! This fresh and tangy recipe uses , or 'japanese-pickle', for a guaranteed burst of flavor. For this salad, you'll need Japanese pickles, lettuce, sesame oil, and soy dressing.
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What are Japanese pickles?
Japanese pickles, also known as Tsukemono, are traditional Japanese side dishes made of various fermented vegetables.
How are Japanese pickles made?
The vegetables are usually salted, then left to ferment. Certain types of tsukemono are marinated in soy sauce, miso or sake lees.
Are Japanese pickles eaten alone?
While they can be eaten alone, they are traditionally served as an accompaniment to rice or meals.
What is the most common type of Japanese pickle?
Takuan, a pickle made from daikon radish, is one of the most common type of tsukemono.
How long do homemade Japanese pickles last?
They can generally last for several weeks to months in the refrigerator if stored properly.
Are Japanese pickles vegan?
Yes, most Japanese pickles are vegan as they consist solely of vegetables and seasonings.
Can I eat Japanese pickles if I am gluten intolerant?
Yes, most Japanese pickles are gluten-free but it's always important to check the ingredients as some might use soy sauce.
What is the nutritional value of Japanese pickles?
Japanese pickles are low in calories and high in fiber and various nutrients, depending on the type of vegetable used.
What types of vegetables are used in Japanese pickles?
Common vegetables that are pickled include radish, cucumber, eggplant, cabbage, ginger among others.
What is the taste of Japanese pickles?
The flavor of Japanese pickles varies greatly depending on the type; they can be sweet, sour, salty, or spicy.
Are Japanese pickles healthy?
Yes, they are packed with probiotics and other beneficial nutrients from the fermented vegetables, contributing to digestive health.
Can I make Japanese pickles at home?
Yes, you can make them at home. Recipes typically require a few simple ingredients like vegetables, salt, and perhaps some additional seasonings.
What dishes are Japanese pickles used in?
Japanese pickles are often used in sushi rolls, served with rice dishes, and included in bento boxes.
How are Japanese pickles served?
They are typically served in small portions as a side dish.
Are all Japanese pickles fermented?
Not all. Some are simply seasoned with salt, soy sauce or miso and then chilled.
Where can I buy Japanese pickles?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- This is my first time ordering, and it's delicious! It tastes familiar.
- I bought it because the reviews were good. I hope it's delicious!
- I thought the portion would be small, but there is plenty. It tastes exactly like the crunchy cucumber pickles I used to eat as a side dish at a Japanese Donburi House.
- Perfect pickle
- keep the inventory good
- Looks like this when arrived
- This is for my son.
- I bought it because the reviews were good. I'm looking forward to trying it.
- I like to eat it ice cold. The ginger flavor makes it the perfect palate cleanser!
- Another pickled kind of cucumber that only Wee carries for low price and just the perfect size.
- Seems good
- I always keep it in the refrigerator.
- First time buying this! Package came intact with frozen ice! Bought to have with curry
- Always have this with Curry!
- Love eating with Curry!!
- I use it because I eat curry often.
- I was disappointed that the bag of pickled vegetables was smaller than I expected. But the price was cheap, so it's okay.
- Excited for curry, exp date is good!
- I'm so glad I was able to buy it on sale since I'd been wanting it! It looks delicious!
- Bought it to try while on sale, should be good with Japanese curry!
- This is so long
- It enhances the flavor of sushi, gives it an authentic taste, and keeps for a long time.
- Pretty good :)
- I love this pickled radish! It's so crunchy and has the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. I slice it up and eat it with pretty much every meal, especially with rice and savory dishes. It's such a good little side dish and I always end up eating more than I planned. Definitely something I'll keep buying!
- I bought this for the first time. How does it taste?
- I buy this radish all the time! It's so crunchy and delicious, I literally eat it with almost every meal. One of my favorites and something I always make sure to have at home!
- I bought it because I wanted to make kimbap.
- The radish tasted great, with no strange flavor; I quite liked it.
- I bought it because it was cheap. I hope it tastes good.
- Essential for making seaweed rice rolls and other similar dishes
- Second purchase. It was delivered cold.
- Second time I ordered this. Delivered cold.
- First time trying this and the best
- Delivered cold.
- It was good for lunch box. It was sour and flavored.
- I hope it tastes good… ..
- Perfect salty taste!
- It's a necessity, a little expensive but I bought it
- new favorite pickle with curry. no artificial coloring and crunchy with a nice flavor.
- I'm so happy that I can eat it in America now.
- The price was reasonable.
- Its okay, pretty good
- I bought this last time and it was delicious, so I'm repurchasing it. I'm also happy that the quantity is generous.
- It tastes like Japan. I'll buy it again.
- Love this so good
- Repurchased this many times, staple in our household
- This is great because they have a long shelf life.
- First time buying it to eat with broiled unagi.
- It's great that it's so affordable despite the generous quantity. I love okonomiyaki and gyudon, so I'll try it right away!
- Love this and a must have. Wonderful add on!
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