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Back from my trip to Kyoto, I'm still captivated by the taste of plums. Although they weren't from Japan, I still really love them. Primarily sour and salty, a small plum is enough for a meal, and the flesh is quite thick. I'm so happy!
These are lovely
I wanted to make my own pickled plums, but I couldn't find any, so I bought them this time. It has a nostalgic taste.
Perfect for onigiri
It's not too salty and tastes great mixed with natto!
Japanese umeboshi. My favorite.
I bought this to use in rice balls. It has a mild sourness and is easy to eat.
It goes well with rice, it's delicious.
I bought this to make rice balls. I was glad it arrived chilled.
Excited to enjoy with the shiso leaves
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The price has gone up, but I always buy from here.
this umeboshi is regularly purchased in our household. I remember my mom always having this one as well. now my kids enjoy it too!
I wish it had a bit more honey flavor, but it's delicious!
I'm grateful it arrived the next day.
I have ordered shiso memos I before, so this time I ordered honey one. Excited to eat this with white rice!
These pickled plums are subtly sweet, not too salty, and have just the right amount of tartness.
I like sweet plums, so I always keep them on hand.
Perfect to add to my jook! (Rice porridge). Addsgreat flavor and very healing
I don't like salty pickled plums, so I'm glad I found these.
This variety is delicious!
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Definitely will be buying more next year, first time making umeboshi, the plums needed a little ripening but it worked and us we d the red shiso I ordered too.
As summer approaches, the plums are ripening, and the riper they are, the better they are for pickling. The plums this time are all very beautiful.
Very fresh~ I'm going to make pickled plums. It's my first time making them~ I added too much salt
What a pleasant surprise! They're so fresh and crisp, without a single blemish, though I bought them in early to mid-May. I'll use them to make plum wine.
I bought six pounds at a great price; they're very fresh, perfect for making plum wine.
I made cheong (Korean syrup) to pair with my ginger bug. I used my sauerkraut maker. Now just wait 6 months.
Bought this out of curiosity.
I bought a pound of plums to make plum wine. There were a few that were slightly blemished or lacked shine, but overall they were of good quality.
Success!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I made plum syrup, even though it's on the smaller side. I can't wait to drink it!
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My friend especially loves these six-flavor dried plums; eating one during traffic jams is very refreshing.
These preserved plums are really delicious.
I love how they are individually wrapped, so I don’t have worry about drying out the rest of the package when I just want to eat one. This is one of my order staples.
I love these! Great price and sweeter than expected. Used to Ume being more sour very pleasant surprise.
It looks alright; I've had honey in the country before.
good packaging Love it...
It's not my favorite, but my friend does. He said he could remind me when he drives there.
During my period, I'm craving food like crazy... I need to keep stimulating my appetite, hahaha.
Good times good times (˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ )
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I haven't tried it yet, I'll give a review after I do.
The plum flesh wasn't too sour, which was just right and very delicious.
This was my first time buying it. It tasted like the thick plum paste I often buy at convenience stores in Japan, but flattened. It's sweet but has a strong sourness, which I personally like!
I love dry plum and this is my favorite, good snack and made me refresh. but it a bit price
It's a super small pack! Each piece is very thin, but the taste is very authentic salt plum flavor.
tasty snack
This is my first time buying, hope it tastes good if you review it
So sour! Delicious! It's full of vitamin C, so I eat it to prevent catching a cold.
I bought a lot of bags, it's ok, sour
Popular recipes
Ume Onigiri
Fresh and tangy, this traditional Japanese rice ball filled with pickled ume plums are perfect for a quick snack. Best part, it's super easy to make in a rice cooker! Just combine sushi rice, , and a sprinkle of salt, steam in the rice cooker, then form into balls and wrap with a strip of nori.
Ume Stir Fry
This light, fragrant stir fry uses to add a subtly sour note to the dish. Quickly stir fry snap peas and mushrooms in a hot pan, add in paste then finish off with a splash of soy sauce. Need a fast, flavorful weeknight meal? Look no further.
Ume Instant Pot Chicken
Sweet, sour, and slightly spicy, this chicken cooked in the Instant Pot with delivers big on flavors. Just add in chicken thighs, , ginger, soy sauce, and water then cook it all together - this super easy recipe is a crowd pleaser!
Ume Shrimp Soba Salad
This refreshing noodle salad combines sweet shrimp, tangy dressing, and creamy avocado for an irresistible meal. Toss cooked soba noodles with cooked shrimp, sliced avocados and extract and voila - a delightful salad ready in no time!
Ume Miso Soup
Warm, comforting, with a unique tart twist, this miso soup with is a fantastic variant on the classic recipe. Just combine miso paste, tofu, seaweed, water and extract, heat and serve - it's that easy!
Frequently asked questions
What is Ume?
Ume is a type of fruit often referred to as Japanese plum or apricot. It is used extensively in Japanese cuisine and is a key ingredient in various food items and beverages like pickles, vinegar, and liquor.
What does Ume taste like?
Ume has a unique flavor that is tangy, slightly sweet and sour.
How do I store Ume?
Ume should be stored in a cool, dark place or refrigerated to maintain its quality.
Is Ume the same as plum?
While Ume is often referred to as a plum or apricot, it is a distinct species and has its own unique qualities and flavors.
What is Umeboshi?
Umeboshi is a popular Japanese pickled food product made from Ume. It's known for its salty and sour flavor.
Can I grow Ume at home?
Yes, you can grow Ume trees at home if you live in a similar climate to Japan. They're hardy trees that need lots of sunshine.
How long can Ume last?
Pickled Ume can last for several years when stored properly, fresh Ume generally lasts a few weeks in the fridge.
Where is Ume grown?
Ume is primarily grown in Japan, but can also be found in Korea, China and other parts of East Asia where it's commonly used in traditional cuisine.
Where can I buy Ume?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
What are the health benefits of Ume?
Ume is rich in antioxidants, helps improve digestion, reduces inflammation, and boosts immune health.
What dishes can Ume be used in?
Ume is used in many dishes such as sushi, salads, sauces and beverages, it is also used to make a popular Japanese pickled side dish called Umeboshi.
Can I eat Ume raw?
Ume is generally not eaten raw due to its sour and astringent taste. It is typically pickled, soaked in alcohol, or processed into various food items.
Is Ume good for weight loss?
Ume is low in calories and high in fiber which can help in weight management. It is also known to stimulate digestion and increase metabolism.
Is Ume safe for all to consume?
Ume is generally safe for most people to consume, but if you have high blood pressure or kidney issues, you may want to avoid pickled Ume (Umeboshi) due to its high sodium content.
What is Ume vinegar and how is it used?
Ume vinegar, also known as Umeboshi vinegar, is a byproduct of the Umeboshi-making process. It has a tart, fruity flavor and is used in salad dressings, marinades, and dips.
Is Ume gluten-free?
The Ume fruit itself is gluten-free, but some processed Ume products may contain gluten depending on their preparation. Always check the label if you're adhering to a gluten-free diet.
Popular reviews
Back from my trip to Kyoto, I'm still captivated by the taste of plums. Although they weren't from Japan, I still really love them. Primarily sour and salty, a small plum is enough for a meal, and the flesh is quite thick. I'm so happy!
These are lovely
I wanted to make my own pickled plums, but I couldn't find any, so I bought them this time. It has a nostalgic taste.
Perfect for onigiri
It's not too salty and tastes great mixed with natto!
Japanese umeboshi. My favorite.
I bought this to use in rice balls. It has a mild sourness and is easy to eat.
It goes well with rice, it's delicious.
I bought this to make rice balls. I was glad it arrived chilled.
Excited to enjoy with the shiso leaves
The price has gone up, but I always buy from here.
this umeboshi is regularly purchased in our household. I remember my mom always having this one as well. now my kids enjoy it too!
I wish it had a bit more honey flavor, but it's delicious!
I'm grateful it arrived the next day.
I have ordered shiso memos I before, so this time I ordered honey one. Excited to eat this with white rice!
These pickled plums are subtly sweet, not too salty, and have just the right amount of tartness.
I like sweet plums, so I always keep them on hand.
Perfect to add to my jook! (Rice porridge). Addsgreat flavor and very healing
I don't like salty pickled plums, so I'm glad I found these.
This variety is delicious!
Definitely will be buying more next year, first time making umeboshi, the plums needed a little ripening but it worked and us we d the red shiso I ordered too.
As summer approaches, the plums are ripening, and the riper they are, the better they are for pickling. The plums this time are all very beautiful.
Very fresh~ I'm going to make pickled plums. It's my first time making them~ I added too much salt
What a pleasant surprise! They're so fresh and crisp, without a single blemish, though I bought them in early to mid-May. I'll use them to make plum wine.
I bought six pounds at a great price; they're very fresh, perfect for making plum wine.
I made cheong (Korean syrup) to pair with my ginger bug. I used my sauerkraut maker. Now just wait 6 months.
Bought this out of curiosity.
I bought a pound of plums to make plum wine. There were a few that were slightly blemished or lacked shine, but overall they were of good quality.
Success!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I made plum syrup, even though it's on the smaller side. I can't wait to drink it!
My friend especially loves these six-flavor dried plums; eating one during traffic jams is very refreshing.
These preserved plums are really delicious.
I love how they are individually wrapped, so I don’t have worry about drying out the rest of the package when I just want to eat one. This is one of my order staples.
I love these! Great price and sweeter than expected. Used to Ume being more sour very pleasant surprise.
It looks alright; I've had honey in the country before.
good packaging Love it...
It's not my favorite, but my friend does. He said he could remind me when he drives there.
During my period, I'm craving food like crazy... I need to keep stimulating my appetite, hahaha.
Good times good times (˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ )
I haven't tried it yet, I'll give a review after I do.
Best drink
Different! I like it… nice size bottle so I don’t have to drink a TON.
Love it, tastes great!
I still prefer the grapefruit flavor; this plum flavor is alright, I guess.
Taste pretty good esp when my taste is bland drinking it helps
The first time I bought it, it was so delicious, with a nice taste
It tastes very high-end.
it tested. It's really good
Good deal to buy and convenient and better than the buck than paying 2x at the restaurant
Delicious! Ume flavor was on point!
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