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Yuzu powder
Yuzu powder is made from the zest of yellow yuzu, dried at a low temperature (40°C) and then pulverized. The fruit is harvested in early November when they are still firm and just turning yellow. Its use is quite common in Japan. . see here Poudre Yuzu Powder You can copy the word in Japanese followed by ケーキwhich means cake., then have alook in goodle images. S ponge cakes, pound cakes, brioche, muffins and flans.... Yuzu moussesis alos good ! 柚子 ムース ケーキ レシピ Yuzu peel powder


Satsuma Chenpi
Chenpi, or dried citrus peel, is made by air-drying the peel (both albedo and flavedo) to preserve its active compounds naturally. Mandarin essential oils (Citrus reticulata) are known for their strong antioxidant properties ( source ). According to a 2024 study by Wenling Zhang, Chenpi contains 781 active compounds, with flavonoid and phenol levels increasing significantly as it ages. The optimal aging period is between three to five years ( source ). Our 2024 batch of Chenp


A rare end of year gift 2024: Interdonato Essential Oil
To surprise you: Interdonato lemon essential oil. Interdonato has a short harvest period in December with part of the zest still green....


Kapuchi essential oil
Kapuchi essential oil 2024 is available. https://www.essentialcitrus.com/product-page/kapuchi-essential-oil-citrus-keraji By chance I see...


Shikuwasa harvest in October
When is the right time to harvest shikuwasa (Citrus depressa) ? In 2008 Yamamoto Masashi et al. gave the answer, in 2010 Miyagi Kazuna et...


The Unthinkables: Hyuganatsu essential oil
This is a mysterious citrus fruit. It exists in many different shapes, from spherical to pear-shaped, cultivated in southern Japan, it...


The Unthinkables: Naoshichi essential oil
Our Naoshichi essential oil is extracted in a short cycle with no solvents, the most sustainable method, saving water and energy, but...


The Unthinkables by Essential Citrus : Ichang papeda
The Unthinkables are citrus essential oils from sustainable, low-carbon, solvent-free extraction that you never thought you existed....


How to squeeze Kabosu juice
There is a new publication on "How to press Kabosu - should the cut part be held upwards ? Or down? ". It is a recurring question among...
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