Yuzu Marmalade (Mihara Village)

Yuzu Marmalade (Mihara Village)

Yuzu is a unique citrus fruit between oranges, lemons, and grapefruits. The flavor of this fruit is very versatile and can be used to make various foods and spices. Yuzu has a floral aroma and also a tartness of lime. The aroma of this fruit is difficult to define. It can be described as floral with notes of honey and lemon blossom. Enjoy the flavorful taste of this genuine natural product.

It is mainly originated in Japan and mostly used in making aromatic products and food items.

Yuzu is generally grown on the hillside. It is grown without the use of pesticides during the cultivation period. The harvested fruits are known for their freshness and delicious aroma. The rich fragrant, nutritious components are concentrated by crushing them entirely. It has a nice sour, slightly bitter, yuzu taste.

Yuzu marmalade is made with yuzu from Mihara Village, Kochi Prefecture. Kochi Prefecture is Japan's largest yuzu kingdom, famous for its strong aroma. 

The village of Mihara is located in a mountainous area 120 meters above sea level. There is a large temperature difference between day and night, making it the best environment for a citrus harvesting. This yuzu marmalade has a smooth and natural flavor derived from the Japanese nature.

• Fresh fruits with almost no blemishes are carefully picked to ensure the best taste of Tosa Yuzu Marmalade. This marmalade is manufactured by preserving whole, intensely fragrant yuzu fruits.

• High quality peels or A grade is used for processing the yuzu balls. This Yuzu marmalade is not very sweet, rather it has a citron smell. It is reddish in color. 

• This product is created using natural yuzu and sugar beet from Hokkaido.

• You can spread it on toast, pour it into yogurt. Also, it can be diluted in hot water or can be enjoyed it with yuzu tea.

• Since no preservatives are used, it is recommended to store this product in the refrigerator. Also, after opening, consuming it as soon as possible is a better option.