MAKVAN MAYO (EGGLESS) ( 250 g. )
79฿
“MAKVAN MAYO (EGGLESS)”
A rare item premium organic ingredient, Makvan peppercorn, from Northern part of Thailand. Makvan dipping sauce with tangerine taste is a delicious and refreshing sauce that is
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Aroma dipping sauce from Thai spice
A newly launch !!
– Exotic Thai dipping sauce from a rare item premium organic Thai ingredient MAKVAN
– Enhance your new signature dish for chef and restaurant
– Enhance your flavor
– Secret for a new flavor
Perfect for dipping all sorts of foods.
– Dipping : The sauce is perfect for dipping fried chicken, Grilled pork, spring rolls, pot stickers, or any other type of appetizer or snack.
– Glazing : It can also be used as a marinade or glaze for meat or vegetables.
– Stirred fried : create your own signature dish or find our MAKVAN recipe
Taste
– The taste is unique numbing flavor
– Spicy, aroma, delicious , bright and citrusy note
– Zing at the tip of the tongue.
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