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What’s Japanin’ citrus hot sauce bottle with a yellow-green handprint label
What’s Japanin’ label with yuzu kosho profile, ingredient list and nutrition panel

Yuzu Kosho Citrus Hot Sauce – What's Japanin', 5 fl oz

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Culture Hot Sauce was founded by Dave Krueger and is based in Santa Ana, California. His pepper garden and travels for outrigger canoe racing inspired recipes influenced by different cuisines. The company emphasizes local and family farms, sharing memorable food, and supporting charitable causes. Learn more about the travel-inspired beginnings in Gift Drop LA’s maker profile.

Yuzu Kosho Citrus Hot Sauce – What’s Japanin’, 5 fl oz

What’s Japanin’ brings yuzu kosho, sudachi and persimmon vinegar together in a Japanese-inspired citrus hot sauce. White honey balances the tart elements, while sansho pepper contributes an aromatic, tingling accent. The maker’s current online recipe names golden cayenne as the chili. This sauce is a choice for citrus-led meals and for people who want a different character from garlic, smoke or tropical pineapple.

The maker recommends sushi, nigiri, fish, wagyu, soups and izakaya-style dishes. Begin with a few drops on a single bite before using it as a drizzle. It can also accompany a rice bowl or grilled fish at the table. The honey is an ingredient rather than evidence of a sugar-free product, so check the actual bottle if a particular dietary restriction matters.

Features

Flavor and serving highlights

  • Yuzu kosho and sudachi citrus
  • Persimmon vinegar and white honey
  • Sansho pepper adds aromatic complexity
  • Suggested for sushi, fish, rice bowls and soups
Specifications

Package, ingredients and origin

  • Brand: Culture Hot Sauce.
  • Product type: hot sauce.
  • Package: 5 fl oz (148 mL), as printed on the supplied bottle label.

Ingredients and dietary details

The maker’s online ingredient statement is recorded below. Where supplied label artwork differs, the discrepancy is noted and this listing remains unavailable pending confirmation. A flavor description is not an allergen-free or dietary certification.

Onion, Golden Cayenne, Rice Vinegar, Water, Persimmon Vinegar, White Honey, Sea Salt, Sudachi, Yuzu Kosho, Sansho Pepper

Supplied label artwork: Onion, peppers, rice vinegar, water, persimmon vinegar, honey, sea salt, sudachi, yuzu kosho, sansho.

Country of origin

The supplier declares United States origin for this finished product. This is supplier-provided origin evidence for the finished product, and is not a claim that every pepper, spice, fruit or other ingredient was grown in the United States.

The supplied label uses unspecified peppers and honey, while the online recipe specifies golden cayenne and white honey. Confirm current ingredients and any compound-ingredient/allergen details for yuzu kosho. Do not classify this honey-containing recipe as vegan or sugar-free.

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Storage and handling

The supplied sauce labels direct customers to shake before use and refrigerate for freshness. Keep the cap and bottle opening clean, and follow each current bottle’s directions. The maker’s general FAQ discusses cool, dark storage, but this listing does not promise a fixed shelf life or a particular best-before date.

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