Description
Ingredients: anchovy, polyglycitol syrup, maltitol syrup, hot pepper paste1), almond, pumpkin seeds, corn syrup, sugar, hot pepper extract2), corn oil, garlic, modified starch, seafood seasoning3), oleoresin paprika, lactic acid powder 1) hot pepper paste: corn syrup, water, wheat powder, hot pepper seasoning,gelatinized wheat powder, salt, spirits, hydrolyzed wheat protein, soybean, 2) hot pepper extract: hot pepper extract concentrate, corn syrup, sugar, salt, guar gum 3) seafood seasoning: monosodium glutamate, seafood seasoning base(squid powder, kelp extract powder, sugar, dextrin, corn starch, salt, monosodium glutamate), vegetable seasoning base (monosodium glutamate, maltodextrin, sugar, onion powder, salt, corn starch).
fibersides (verified owner) –
Umami bomb incoming!
This is nothing like you imagined.
It’s a condiment. It’s not a tin of fish. To me it brings to mind KariKari or Laoganma chili crisp… Except it’s anchovy crisp.
What’s more is that unlike a condiment, it’s handling like a spread or a pate… You could put it on something… Or not….
Bottom line. Freaking delicious umami bomb that would to wonders to a soup or sauce, a cracker, or a fork… like I am.
If you’ve found your way all the way through Dan’s inventory to this gem, then you’ve earned it… Go getcha some!
Matthew Torreano (verified owner) –
The umami bomb review above is very accurate. I wasn’t sure what to make of this when I opened it. I ate some on a cracker and loved it but the tin really shined as an ingredient in curry. This was a great tin that was super versatile as an ingredient and eaten on crackers.
Devyn Scott (verified owner) –
Wow. Wowowowow. This stuff was AWESOME! ate it with a bowl of rice and some seaweed crisps on top and it was perfect. I really liked the pumpkin seeds added, it added a nice little crunch! It’s a lot of flavor packed in a small tin, and so worth it!
An Nguyen (verified owner) –
This tin was really flavorful and punchy, reminds me very much of braised anchovies my father sometimes made when I was a kid. The fish was dried before braising so they have a slight crunch instead of falling-apart-tender like other tinned fish; the sauce is thick and clings to the fish pretty well. I had this tin with some hot steamed rice and would be hard pressed to think of a more perfect application for it.