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Frequently asked questions

Absolutely. We’re proud suppliers of our very own British Wasabi that’s raised in our own farms in Dorset & Hampshire. We support the high demand for fresh wasabi by importing from the famous wasabi growing region of Shizuoka in Japan. This way we can proudly offer our customers the unique flavour of both English and Japanese Wasabi.
Wasabi can be on the costly side because it has specific needs to flourish and grow, which requires careful attention. To thrive, wasabi plants need flowing spring water, shade, rocky soil, and stable temperatures between 8 and 20°C year-round. Most “wasabi” you find in restaurants is actually horseradish mixed with artificial colourings and additives. Most people have not experienced the unique flavour of real wasabi, and do not appreciate the work required to grow it.
Yes. Whilst we’re biased, fresh wasabi is worth it because there is no flavour like it. The “wasabi” found in many restaurants isn’t real, so many do not know its true taste. Real wasabi also doesn’t overpower your dishes but adds to them. If you get hold of real wasabi and taste it soon after it’s been grated, you simply won’t forget it.
Fresh wasabi should be kept in the fridge, in an unsealed plastic bag. Wasabi stores well this way for two weeks. If you keep your wasabi longer, just peel the skin and you will still have good, fresh wasabi underneath.

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