Original Noripung Furikake 220g
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Points | Earn 7.99P |
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Shipping Area | All regions in the USA |
Storage Method | Refer to the product information below |
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Original 'IENFOOD' Story
In the 1990s, the entrepreneur Yook Kyung-bin was the first to domestically produce katsuobushi and furikake / shichimi. At the time of the IMF crisis, when abundant imported food raw materials were replaced with domestic products, he built a great legacy and became famous as Jeoldae Migak Yook Kyung-bin. What is currently on the market is products with the same name 'IENFOOD' or similar products sold by other companies, not the original. Although the products look similar, the recipes and raw materials differ. The original product with the highest technology in the food sector, manufactured and branded by Yook Kyung-bin, is marked with the brand Jeoldae Migak Yook Kyung-bin and the manufacturer 'IENFOOD'. The taste cannot be imitated, and it is recognized by customers who have used the original.
Jeoldae Migak Yook Kyung-bin Furikake
Original recipe that even Japanese chefs are amazed by!
Low-quality crunchiness in products using flour as a main ingredient turns soggy quickly. If the ingredient list includes wheat malt balls or puffed millet balls, it is not original.
Comparison
No Wheat Malt Balls
Yook Kyung-bin Furikake - Only sesame used in our product
Other products using wheat malt balls / puffed millet balls
Successfully domestically produced first in Korea, Jeoldae Migak Yook Kyung-bin IEN Furikake, richly coated with high-nutrition roasted sesame for a unique high-class flavor, and made with carefully selected ingredients like katsuobushi and seaweed following the original recipe. Products containing wheat malt balls in the market become soggy immediately when mixed with rice, and after a short time, become sticky. Meet the original Yook Kyung-bin Furikake that enhances your carefully prepared recipes beautifully.
Do You Know the Differences Between Furikake Types?
Katsuobushi Furikake
This is the most common original recipe. It pairs well with general Japanese dishes. Particularly good for dishes with moisture, retaining a relatively crispy texture for a long time. It has a strong katsuobushi aroma.
Nori Furikake
A recipe with a little more seaweed powder. 'Nori' means seaweed in Japanese. In Japan, katsuobushi furikake is preferred, whereas in Korea, nori furikake is more popular. Nori furikake matches various Korean dishes well.
Yook Kyung-bin Nori-Style Furikake
- 50g
- 220g
- 500g
Check Features by Size
- 50g: Convenient small size for home use, easy to sprinkle directly on food, also used in food service.
- 220g: Convenient storage, popular for both home and food service use.
- 500g: Size for frequent use as an ingredient.
Sprinkle and the quality of your food changes
- Rice dishes: steamed rice, main rice, gimbap, stir-fried rice, yubu chobap, kim makki, etc.
- Toppings: noodle dishes, porridge, soup dishes, lunch boxes, various dishes
Nori Furikake Korean Label Information
Product Name: Nori Furikake
Food Type: Mixed Seasoning
Net Weight: 50g
Ingredients and Content: Sesame (Denmark - Import), White Sesame, Refined Salt, Jojogang 12% (Domestic), Seaweed Powder 12% (Domestic), Glucose Syrup (Imported from Hungary), Liquid Seasoning, Katsuobushi (Imported from Japan), MSG, Anchovy (Domestic), Shrimp, Beef Extract, Riboflavin, Beta-Carotene, Hydroxy Acetic Acid (Preservative), Enzyme-treated Stevia, Extracts from Capsicum Frutescens (Chili Powder)
Contains: Soy, Wheat, Buckwheat
Precautions: Store refrigerated after opening. Use quickly as product deteriorates after opening. Avoid moisture. Contains allergens such as soy and wheat. Expiration date and storage method marked on packaging.
Customer Service: 031)544-0586
Packaging Material: Polypropylene
Manufacturer: IENFOOD, Gyeonggi-do, Hwaseong-si, Hasang-myeon, Subo-ri 280-3
Distributor: Bulkwang Food, Insadong, Seoul
Note: This product contains wheat, eggs, milk, buckwheat, pork, mackerel, crab, shrimp, tomato derivatives, and other products manufactured in the same facility.
California Proposition 65
This warning is provided in accordance with California law. For more information, please visit www.p65Warnings.ca.gov/food

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