Recommended Storage: Store in cool and dry condition
Shelf-Life: 12 Months (Storage below 18°c) / 9 Months (Storage above 18°c) from the date of manufacture under recommended storage condition
Peach Seasoning Powder
Peach, typically are very sweet with little acidity coupled with a sweet floral taste which mellows as the peach ripens and softens.
Usage Directions
Seasoning Powder (5-7%)
Fries, fried chicken, popcorn, onion rings, all types of cooked food or snacks
Preparation Instruction (2 Pax):
- Deep fry 100g of fries
- Cool fries after frying
- Sprinkle 7g of seasoning powder
Country of Origin: Singapore
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