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Kimchi - Plenty Roots

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Inspired from cooking for a friend who went through cancer treatment in 2014, I decided to bring anti oxidant ingredients into a jar. Using organic roots grown in California naturally fermented in the style of a traditional Korean Kimchi ‘Dong Chi Mi’, It’s a true harmony of Yin and Yang and I hope this brings balance to your health and mind.

Ingredients:

*Carrots, *Red Beets, Water, *Yellow Onion, Sea Salt, *Ginger, *Dried Orange Peel,

Made with Organic Ingredients. No Sugar, Gluten Free, Vegan.

Certified Non-GMO and Organic

Flavor and Pairing:

Tara Duggan from the San Francisco Chronicle described Plenty Roots as “earthy and floral” with a hint of ginger and orange at the end. This kimchi is not spicy, but is quite tangy and has an amazing crunchy texture.

One of the favorite ways I enjoy this kimchi is with a steak and mashed potato. I often serve a bowl of this kimchi on the side of a whole bird or a block of rib eye steak at a special holiday dinner table. It goes well with any meat dish and the striking ruby red color never fails to wow the guests. I also add it to sushi rolls, spring rolls, sandwiches, etc. Adding it to a salad for extra texture and tanginess is also another good way to enjoy.

Kimchi - Plenty Roots

Kimchi Plenty Roots

Because of my own problem with chewing, I pureed this with added water. It was very enjoyable. Became like a borscht.

Delicious

I am very aware of the health benefits with fermented food and probiotics, just have real problems with any cabbage, so here comes the only beet version and I just love it !!! And so my digestive capacities ;)
I found it initially at my local grocery store but they are not stocking it anymore, so back to online shopping … Thank you!

Kimchi was in rotten conditions. Inflated bag

I would like to tell you the truth. It came in a box with melted ice (water) and i dont now how can someone expect it to get in good conditions from california to miami fl. Definitely, it was a bad experience. I had to throw them away. I will not by from you again. Honestly, it was of no use to me.