KOMATSUNA Leaves with flower buds | Suzuki Farm | 1 bunch
Komatsuna, or Japanese mustard spinach, originates in Japan and belongs to the cabbage and mustard family. It is widely grown in Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan.
The leaves of Komatsuna are relatively thick and round. Because Komatsuna has a very mild flavor, it is used in a variety of dishes such as miso soup, tsukemono, stir-fry, etc.
If your order includes products from Suzuki Farm on GOHANMarket.com, please note that the vegetables will be shipped separately via air freight with a 2-day delivery estimate, and shipping costs will be calculated based on this separate shipment. Thank you for your understanding.
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KOMATSUNA Leaves with flower buds | Suzuki Farm | 1 bunch
Komatsuna, or Japanese mustard spinach, originates in Japan and belongs to the cabbage and mustard family. It is widely grown in Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan.
The leaves of Komatsuna are relatively thick and round. Because Komatsuna has a very mild flavor, it is used in a variety of dishes such as miso soup, tsukemono, stir-fry, etc.
If your order includes products from Suzuki Farm on GOHANMarket.com, please note that the vegetables will be shipped separately via air freight with a 2-day delivery estimate, and shipping costs will be calculated based on this separate shipment. Thank you for your understanding.
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Komatsuna, or Japanese mustard spinach, originates in Japan and belongs to the cabbage and mustard family. It is widely grown in Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan.
The leaves of Komatsuna are relatively thick and round. Because Komatsuna has a very mild flavor, it is used in a variety of dishes such as miso soup, tsukemono, stir-fry, etc.
If your order includes products from Suzuki Farm on GOHANMarket.com, please note that the vegetables will be shipped separately via air freight with a 2-day delivery estimate, and shipping costs will be calculated based on this separate shipment. Thank you for your understanding.
