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HOUSE Curry Sauce KOKUMARO from Japan import (Medium Hot, 4.94oz)

HOUSE Curry Sauce KOKUMARO from Japan import (Medium Hot, 4.94oz)

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HOUSE Curry Sauce KOKUMARO from Japan import (Medium Hot, 4.94oz)
HOUSE Curry Sauce KOKUMARO from Japan import (Medium Hot, 4.94oz)
HOUSE Curry Sauce KOKUMARO from Japan import (Medium Hot, 4.94oz)

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What Everyone's Saying

Customers enjoy the curry sauce's taste, with one noting its good balance of sweetness and another mentioning it makes a rich gravy for stews. Moreover, the product receives positive feedback for its authentic Japanese style, mild to medium spice level, and pleasant smooth texture. Additionally, customers find it easy to prepare, with one describing it as a quick meal in an instant pot. However, the heat level receives mixed reviews, with several customers noting it's not very hot. The language aspect is also mixed, with multiple customers mentioning the instructions are in Japanese.

Recent User Experience

I've been trying new foods and bought the Med-Hot Kokumaro Roux for my second attempt at cooking Japanese curry.I made the entire box worth for 3 people (a mistake) and ended up freezing 4 servings and had two more in the fridge. I made too much but luckily it seems curry makes good leftovers and seems to freeze well. Great for meal prep if you are into that sort of thing!The curry I made from this was delicious, I used fresh white onion, peeled and chopped carrots, a can of diced potatoes, and some boneless chicken thighs I cut into bite sized pieces. I followed the directions on the box and also watched a few videos on how to prepare curry from a roux (including the one on house foods website). I subbed a cup of water for a cup of chicken broth, added some salt and pepper, and 3-4 tablespoons of ketchup with the roux. It came out delicious!A few things I noticed about this Roux:* It tasted great!* Smells great both as the roux and while cooking.* The finished product was very smooth and creamy.* The spice (heat) level was nonexistent. I couldn't find any at all.Possible cons? I thought it tasted great, good balance of sweetness and savory. However, I had my sister try some and she said it tasted like brown gravy (like you put on turkey). I personally didn't see the resemblance that much but something to note I suppose.

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