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Could anybody tell me what exactly these are?
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Could anybody tell me what exactly these are?

Hello! I was recently gifted this from a visiting Japanese friend. I can only read English, Korean and German, and Papago is not helping much. It reminds me of 새우젓 (korean salted shrimp) and I would like to buy this again at my local Japanese supermarket but I'm not sure what to look for. Could anyone help me out?

by new-freckle

5 Comments

  1. Electrical-Host9099

    Do a reverse image search on it. Seafood snack.

  3. Electrical-Host9099

    Name: マルシマ 海鮮づくし おかわりいっぱい (Marushima Seafood Snack Okawari Ippai)
    Net weight: 100g
    Flavor profile: Described as having a rich seafood flavor with a “puchi-toro” texture.
    Storage: Refrigerate after opening.
    Usage: Intended to be eaten with rice or as part of a rice bowl dish.
    Manufacturer: Marushima.
    Ingredients: Refer to the product label for the specific ingredients.
    Texture: The label mentions “磯の香りとぷちとろ食感,” suggesting a combination of sea aroma and a slightly thick, soft texture.

  5. Dazzling-Shallot-309

    So that’s tsukudani it’s usually fish with maybe seaweed and some other stuff simmered and reduced down. It can be very salty and we usually eat it on top of fresh rice or make onigiri with it. It’s yummy but can sometimes be a bit fishy.

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