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Stir fry lovers, this warm and aromatic blend is a must-have addition to your weekly dinner rotation. Made with all-natural ingredients like ginger, white pepper and star anise, it adds depth and balance to soy-forward noodle dishes, stir fries and marinades.
For tips and inspiration on using our new Stir Fry Blend, read our blog post here.
Our take on the ever-popular Thai dish, Pad Thai is made in a flash and packed full of vegetables and protein, and contains only low GI sugars. Preparation is key and cooking is fast, so pull out your wok and make this family favourite part of your weekly repertoire.
Flavour Notes: Aromatic, savoury, bright, slightly sweet
Cuisine: Thai
Heat Level: 0/5
Satay (or sate) is a dish of marinated meats traditionally skewered onto the midrib of the coconut leaf and served with a peanut sauce.
Malay Satay blend is sweet, fresh and warm, evoking the sunny joy of feasting on sticks of smoky succulent meat with friends and family. Use this to make a satay sauce or to marinate meat.
Inspired by the bustling hawker halls of South-East Asia, this full-flavoured blend is perfect for mid-week family dinners and entertaining. A mix of warm spices, complex aromatics and vibrant herbs, it works equally well as a marinade, dry rub, stir-fry seasoning or curry base. Equally delicious on chicken, pork, tofu and vegetables.
Flavour Notes: Aromatic, mild heat, herbaceous
Cuisine: South East Asian
Heat Level: 1/5
Experience the lively jostling flavours of an authentic laksa with Laksa Lemak bend: it's a fragrant mix of warm, sunny spices, crushed tropical leaves and sweet pungent shrimp.
A popular Southeast Asian dish and one of the national foods of Singapore and Malaysia, laksa is a thick spicy coconut noodle soup typically topped with prawns, cockles, fish cakes and beansprouts. Making it is joyful in its sheer simplicity.
Rich, warming and deeply aromatic, Massaman is one of Thailand’s most beloved curries, and one of the most satisfying to make at home. Fragrant with galangal, cardamom, star anise and cinnamon, this blend enables you to cook a big, bold Massaman whenever the hunger for it strikes. Wonderful with slow-cooked beef and tender potatoes, or entirely vegetarian with cauliflower, eggplant and green beans.
Flavour Notes: Warming, citrusy, fiery, earthy
Cuisine: Thai
Heat Level: 3/5
Asian Wok Spice showcases the classic balance of flavours found in Asian cooking - sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter. This magnificent medley beckons the fragrant heat of a gleaming wok to complete its magic of mere moments. Whether stir-frying noodles, meat, vegetables or tofu, Asian Wok Spice adds fresh, authentic flavours to be happily savoured with the lively jostling of chopsticks. Mild in heat, more chilli may be added to taste.
Bring Korean flavours to your home cooking with this lively, aromatic blend that packs a punch. Chilli and garlic fans will love this blend. Gochugaru chilli delivers a warm and lingering heat with sweet and smoky undertones, enhanced by the bold flavour of garlic and the nuttiness of sesame and mustard seeds. Use in homecooked Korean BBQ and stews or add to homemade kimchi. As versatile as it is delicious, this blend is also a fantastic finishing spice for sprinkling over pizza, amplifying sauces, elevating soups or any dishes that need a quick chilli-garlic boost.
Flavour Notes: Smoky, warm, garlicky, nutty
Cuisine: Korean
Heat Level: 1/5
Umami Blend is your new secret ingredient - it adds depth of flavour, complexity and richness to everything from soups and stews to meatballs, risotto and gravies. Made with all-natural, plant based ingredients, it is a must have for vegan and vegetarian cooking. Once you've cooked with it, you'll notice the difference in flavour and wonder how you managed without it! To learn more about what umami means, read our blog post here.
Flavour Notes: Rich, savoury
Cuisine: Australian
Heat Level: 0/5
Shichimi Togarashi ("shichi" meaning "seven" and "mi" meaning "taste"; "togarashi" is Japanese dried red chilli) is a popular Japanese seven-flavour seasoning, containing dried chilli mixed with several distinct spices.
Often just called shichimi, there are variations to the formula depending on which region in Japan you travel to - often, more than seven spices are included. Use as a condiment for spicing udon noodles, soups, nabemono (one-pot dishes) and yakitori. Its delicious crunch is irresistible.
Flavour Notes: Nutty, bright, fragrant, mild strength heat
Cuisine: Japanese
Heat Level: 2/5
Make your own all-natural, umami-rich chilli oil in minutes. Use this condiment to bring instant flavour and depth to your stir fries, noodles or even pizza. Mix in Chilli Flakes or Sichuan Pepper to dial up the heat.
Flavour Notes: Umami-rich, mildly spicy, savoury, crunchy
Cuisine: Asian
Heat Level: 3/5
Recreating Japan's favourite Katsu-style curry is so easy with this blend. Make a mild and silky sauce that's delicious with chicken, beef or vegetables. Noodles and rice also pair well with the heady mix of spices including cumin, fenugreek, ginger, thyme, allspice, cardamom and star anise. Leftovers make a moreish karepan - Japan’s answer to a toastie. This mix will fast become a go-to in your family's dinner repertoire.
Flavour Notes: Warming, slightly sweet, savoury
Cuisine: Japanese
Heat Level: 0/5
Oishii Instant Ramen Blend makes a quick and tasty miso broth that contains no nasty additives and delivers punchy flavour. Use this blend to create a yummy - or as they say in Japan, "Oishii" instant ramen broth, topped with noodles and your favourite condiments for a delicious midweek meal for all the family.
Flavour Notes: Umami-rich, savoury, lightly sweet
Cuisine: Japanese
Heat Level: 0/5
One of Japan's most beloved condiments, furikake is a delicious finishing sprinkle that adds flavour, texture and savoury umami to rice dishes, salads, poke bowls, or even smashed avocado on toast. Our take combines the traditional nori seaweed flakes and toasted sesame seeds with a fresh citrus twist from finger lime, makrut lime leaf and orange peel. Itadakimasu!
Flavour Notes: Zingy, umami-rich, crunchy
Cuisine: Japanese
Heat Level: 0/5
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. Food has always connected humans to this land and each other; we strive to honour and strengthen those connections.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. Food has always connected humans to this land and each other; we strive to honour and strengthen those connections.