Amazon Resale via Amazon (formerly Amazon Warehouse) has 1-Lb Yamahide Hana Katsuo Bonito Fish Flakes on sale for $9.80. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon Resale via Amazon (formerly Amazon Warehouse) has 1-Lb Yamahide Hana Katsuo Bonito Fish Flakes on sale for $9.80. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Note: This item has expiration dates ranging from 10/02/24-10/31/24 (dates may vary) which may be viewed by clicking on 'Other sellers on Amazon' and reviewing the Condition field under Sold by Amazon Resale.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
Amazon Resale (formally Amazon Warehouse) offers deep discounts on open-box, used products and more. All items are inspected and certified to be functional condition; if unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in accordance w/ Amazon's return policy.
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Model: Yamahide Hana Katsuo Bonito Flakes, 1 Pound
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"Get deep discounts on open-box and used products. We inspect and certify all items for sale on Amazon Warehouse based on physical and functional condition if you're unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in accordance with Amazon's return policy. For further assistance, please contact Amazon customer service. Please note that some used products may not be covered by the original manufacturer's warranty."
"Get deep discounts on open-box and used products. We inspect and certify all items for sale on Amazon Warehouse based on physical and functional condition if you're unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in accordance with Amazon's return policy. For further assistance, please contact Amazon customer service. Please note that some used products may not be covered by the original manufacturer's warranty."
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Amazon Resale sells groceries with close to expire date.
"Get deep discounts on open-box and used products. We inspect and certify all items for sale on Amazon Warehouse based on physical and functional condition if you're unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in accordance with Amazon's return policy. For further assistance, please contact Amazon customer service. Please note that some used products may not be covered by the original manufacturer's warranty."
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got this few weeks ago. no damage to the bag and not used. just getting closer to expire.
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Don't buy this much bonito with such a crappy expiration date if you plan to eat it as is. Dishes like onigiri or hiyayakko. It does lose its flavor and it's very dry flaky texture, quite quickly once you open it too. I've used bonito well after the expiration date with no problem though in soups and dashi. As long as you keep it in a baggie and store it sealed it'll be fine after the best by date for this use. It's mainly the texture that it seems to lose once you crack the seal.
Bonito flakes are very light, a pound is a large amount. I usually only buy 6-12oz bags and I use it quite often.
This is great to add that umami element to your cooking. The thing is that you only need small portion of this which is great but if the packet is close to expiry I'd stay away from it. Theres no way you can finish 1lb of flakes in a month unless you're eating ramen for breakfast lunch and dinner each day.
If you're buying this you might also condiser layering the flavors with kombu, dried shitaki etc.
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What are you supposed to do with these fish flakes?
Mostly, I use it to flavor bases for soups and other dishes (boil in water, strain the flakes out). Adds flavor to miso soup, ramen, and okazu.
It takes a fair amount of trial and error to figure out proportions. I don't like to use a kitchen scale and the flakes don't measure easily using any measuring spoons. Use too little and it's tasteless. It's difficult to overseason food, but using too much is simply a waste of product. I don't have any advice other than "season to taste".
Sometimes, I'll use it as tsukemono mixed with grated ginger, soy sauce, over parboiled watercress (best served in small individual dishes, not in one large salad bowl).
"Get deep discounts on open-box and used products. We inspect and certify all items for sale on Amazon Warehouse based on physical and functional condition if you're unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in accordance with Amazon's return policy. For further assistance, please contact Amazon customer service. Please note that some used products may not be covered by the original manufacturer's warranty."
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Amazon Resale sells groceries with close to expire date.
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Bonito flakes are very light, a pound is a large amount. I usually only buy 6-12oz bags and I use it quite often.
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If you're buying this you might also condiser layering the flavors with kombu, dried shitaki etc.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank 1dash1
It takes a fair amount of trial and error to figure out proportions. I don't like to use a kitchen scale and the flakes don't measure easily using any measuring spoons. Use too little and it's tasteless. It's difficult to overseason food, but using too much is simply a waste of product. I don't have any advice other than "season to taste".
Sometimes, I'll use it as tsukemono mixed with grated ginger, soy sauce, over parboiled watercress (best served in small individual dishes, not in one large salad bowl).
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