Korean Food Doenjang Soybean Paste, Fermented Paste for Soup & Stew 4.85 lb
- SKU: MCAB0H2Y3TT9J
- BARCODE: 761898605837
- VENDOR: K FOOD KOREAN FOOD
- TYPE: Pantry Staples
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Brand: K FOOD KOREAN FOOD
Bring classic Korean flavor to your kitchen with Korean Food Cho Old Fashioned Soybean Paste Doenjang Bacon Flavor. This Korean-style fermented soybean paste delivers a deep savory taste and is commonly used in Korean home cooking. Great for soups stews marinades dipping sauces and many everyday recipes. Packed in a convenient 4.85 lb jar for easy pantry storage and regular kitchen use.
Features:
- Traditional Korean Doenjang in a convenient jar with rich savory flavor inspired by classic Korean pantry staples.
- Made with soybeans and crafted in Korean style for cooking soups stews dipping sauces and a variety of everyday recipes.
- Bold savory bacon flavor adds a rich and satisfying taste to Korean dishes and home cooking favorites.
- Large 4.85 lb jar ideal for home kitchens restaurants and stocking essential Korean pantry ingredients.
- Versatile fermented soybean paste commonly used for Korean cooking marinades sauces and traditional meals.
Product Details:
- Size: 4.85 lb
- Item Quantity: -1
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⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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