Mucha-en Dried Carrots are made from organically grown carrots from Ehime Prefecture, and can be rehydrated quickly with water, saving you time and effort.
These dried carrots are made from organic carrots grown in the Hojo Fuzawa orchard on the mountaintop and dried in the sun.
These dried carrots are produced by Mucha-en's directly managed farm, Farmers Union Tenpo Juku, which handles everything from cultivation to processing.
Dried vegetables require no washing or cutting, making cooking quick and easy.
They have a long shelf life, so you can use only what you need, when you need it, without waste.
* Made with organically grown carrots from Ehime Prefecture* No synthetic pesticides or chemical fertilizers used during cultivation* No preservatives or artificial colors* No washing or cutting required, making cooking quick and easy* Long shelf life allows for efficient use of only what you need, when you need it* Convenient for adding a colorful dish to your meal
**How to Use:**
Rehydrate in cold or hot water for 3-8 minutes.
Use in simmered dishes with other vegetables or dried daikon.
Mix with vinegar for a salad.
Add color to your dishes.
**About Mucha-en:**
* **Building relationships between people and agriculture, starting with mandarins.**In 1974, when the production of Satsuma mandarins nationwide reached its peak and began to exceed demand, successors of mandarin farmers who were concerned about the future of regional agriculture and questioned the heavy use of pesticides and other chemicals in citrus cultivation, rented 15 ares of Iyokan fields to conduct experiments in pesticide-free cultivation during the growing season. This marked the beginning of Mucha-en."Producing mandarins without relying on pesticides or chemical fertilizers" was the starting point for Mucha-en and remains their fundamental principle to this day.Currently, the cultivation area of farmers working together in Akihama Town exceeds 100 hectares, and they are working to promote organic farming and develop the region by utilizing the mountains and sea.Furthermore, they aim to build a new type of agricultural system where young people can take root in the region, using the scaling up of organic farming as a stepping stone.
* **Utilizing the blessed terrain to keep nature as natural as possible.**Akihama Town, Seiyo City, Ehime Prefecture, faces the Uwajima Sea to the south and is blessed with a warm climate.Passing through the Nofuku Tunnel at the entrance reveals a spectacular view of the Uwajima Sea, the village, and terraced mandarin fields on steep slopes.The mountains are characterized by terraced fields built with limestone, which shine white in the sunlight, illuminating the surrounding trees.The soil is well-drained and blessed with natural conditions for producing delicious mandarins, including minerals carried by the sea breeze.Under such favorable natural conditions, over 80 farmers are engaged in mandarin cultivation for Mucha-en, following a cultivation policy that is "reasonable for both people and nature."Citrus fruits bear fruit only once a year.Even when pesticide use is unavoidable, efforts are made to minimize it to the lowest possible level during the year-long cultivation period.
* **Mucha-en's Cultivation Policy*** No herbicides or chemical fertilizers are used.* Pesticide use starts from zero and is kept to a minimum.* In case of pest or disease outbreaks, the first response is to use naturally derived pesticides (*1) permitted in organic cultivation.* Only in cases of abnormal outbreaks that cannot be controlled by other means, pesticides not permitted in organic cultivation standards are used minimally (*2).(*1) Permitted for use in organic cultivation under the Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS).(*2) In general citrus cultivation in Ehime Prefecture, the guideline is 18 applications.
* **Product Name:** Mucha-en Dried Carrots, Ehime Organic Cultivation Carrots, Dried, Preservative-Free, Color-Free* **Contents:** 30g x 3 sets* **Ingredients:** Organic carrots (from Ehime Prefecture)* **Manufacturer or Seller:** Mucha-en* **Best Before Date:** 180 days from the date of manufacture* **Storage Method:** Avoid high temperatures and humidity; store in a cool, dark place.* **Classification:** Food* **Country of Manufacture:** Japan
**Disclaimer:**
* The best before date indicated is the number of days from the date of manufacture. Please inquire for the actual expiration date.* Due to shared inventory with our own website, there may be cases of stockouts, backorders, or cancellations depending on the timing.* Due to product renewals, packaging and product contents may differ slightly from the delivered product.* Mail delivery is a post-drop service. Cash on delivery is not available. Due to thickness restrictions (under 3cm), packaging will be simple.We are not responsible for damage to the outer packaging.
Product Number: mucha-krbnin3