Japanese Seven Spice, 16.5 oz - One 16.5 Ounce Container of Japanese Seven Spice Seasoning with an Herbal-Citrusy Umami Flavor, Perfect in Dressings, Broths, Rice and More

VERY SPICY! If you’re not accustomed to a high level of “pepper”, use sparingly . Personally, I like it in soups but I’ve not tried it in anything else.

This is a great spice for an amazing price. I was paying over $10 for a 8oz jar elsewhere.

Love this seasoning im part Japanese! my great grandmother used to use this alot its hard to find but this big bottle will last a long time! i would suggest putting it into ziplocks for freshness! goes great with rice soup sushi and alot! of other foods and dishes! :)

Adds a new twist to any meal. Once you taste this mix of spices it is easy to incorporate into your meal prep. Quite a tastee blend.

I bought this to pair with Franks RedHot Stinging Honey Garlic sauce as shown in the product description. It works fantastically well with that honey garlic sauce (minimal heat). I have used it to coat shrimp and chicken so far. After breading, baking, I toss the food with the sauce then top off with a spinkle of this seasoning. I have yet to make the "Asian inspired dipping sauce" but I imagine it will be very good. It will be one of my go-to seasonings for ramen bowls and such. I already plan to use in on salmon. Endless possibilities. A pricey spice blend. I rarely see it in stores, and usually smaller amounts are fantastically expensive. Since I use spices all the time, I usually go for the larger size when I can. Glad I did that here. Someone mentions nutmeg. There is NO nutmeg in this. Unless formula had/has changed INGREDIENTS for Japanese Seven Spice, in order, according to MY bottle (purchased 09/2023 from warehouse): --Red Pepper --Orange Peel --Black Sesame Seed AND white Sesame Seed --Szechuan Pepper --Nori (seaweed) flakes --Ginger --Chili Pepper AND Ancho Chili Pepper Ingredients according to product page: Spices (Including Red Pepper, Sichuan Pepper, Ginger), White and Black Sesame Seed, Orange Peel, and Nori Flakes (Seaweed). Similar, but not listed in same order, and mine has additional peppers.