Kyoto Limited Kyora Oil Furikake (80g) 4 pieces Souvenir Gift

Product Description [Kyoto Limited] Kyo Ra-Yu Furikake (80g) x 4 Pack - For those who find regular furikake insufficient "Want something extra for your rice, but tired of the same old furikake every time?" "Is there a flavor that everyone in the family, from kids to adults, can enjoy?" This is the "addictive furikake" born in Kyoto that answers those needs. - A rice thief furikake with the aroma of Kujo Negi and Kyo Ra-Yu. Roasted sesame infused with Kyo Ra-Yu, combined with chunky fried Kujo Negi for a **luxurious furikake. It’s mildly spicy but not overwhelmingly so, making it a flavor everyone in the family can enjoy. - A carefully crafted recipe and a taste that has been featured on TV! To bring out the sweetness and aroma of Kyoto's specialty, Kujo Negi, it is fried to enhance its sweetness, and the umami-rich Kyo Ra-Yu is carefully infused into the sesame. Even a small amount provides a rich flavor, making it perfect not only for rice but also for stir-fries and pasta. It has been featured on multiple TV programs such as "Matsuko & Ariyoshi Karisome Tengoku" and "Futtou Word 10"! - Great for rice, bento, and outdoor activities. - You won't get tired of it even if you eat it every day! With 80g, you can enjoy it generously for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. - Convenient zippered packaging for easy transport. Keeps its flavor for bento and picnics. - Deliciousness that makes you want to keep going for "just one more bowl!" It has received positive reviews for this reason. - A perfect item not only for home use but also as a souvenir from Kyoto or a small gift. Expiration Date: Approximately 120 days. Please store in a cool, dark place and consume as soon as possible. Ingredients: Roasted sesame (domestic production), chili pepper, garlic, salt, edible vegetable oil (contains soybean and sesame), sugar, Kujo Negi, soy sauce (contains wheat and soybean), starch / seasoning (amino acids, etc.), caramel color, sweeteners (licorice, stevia), eggshell calcium (derived from eggs). ✅ "Mildly spicy yet gentle. A Kyoto furikake that