❄️ Japanese-Style Tsukune Chargrilled Chicken Meatball Skewers 480g (12 Skewers) | Tender & Savoury (BBD: Apr 2028) - Frozen Food
❄️ Japanese-Style Tsukune Chargrilled Chicken Meatball Skewers 480g (12 Skewers) | Tender & Savoury (BBD: Apr 2028) - Frozen Food
🍢 Tender chicken meatballs meet a sweet and savoury glaze with chargrilled flavour. Easy-to-serve skewers for rice bowls, lunch boxes or a Japanese-style sharing platter.
🧾 Product Description
Made with 63% chicken, spring onion, soy sauce, mirin and ginger, these tsukune skewers offer a soft, delicate bite with a savoury-sweet coating. Their chargrilled flavour makes them an inviting side or a satisfying snack.
Each 480g pack contains 12 skewers, 40g each. Cook the quantity you need and pair with rice, udon or a fresh salad.
🍳 Cooking Instructions
From frozen, place in a microwave-safe container and heat for approximately 4–5 minutes at 750W or 3½–4½ minutes at 850W. Times vary with equipment and quantity; ensure the centre is thoroughly heated.
📝 Ingredients
Chicken (63%), Water, Sugar, Spring Onion, Soy Sauce (Water, Soybeans, Wheat, Salt, Alcohol), Potato Starch, Breadcrumbs (Wheat Flour, Water, Shortening (Palm Oil, Emulsifier E322, Antioxidant E306), Salt, Yeast, Bread Modifier (Corn Starch, Stabilizer E516, Soybean Powder, Antioxidant E300)), Mirin (Sweet Rice Wine), Thickeners E1442 and E415, Alcohol, Flavour Enhancer E621, Ginger, Soybean Protein, Salt, Rice Vinegar, Colour E150a.
⚠️ Allergens
Contains soya and wheat (gluten). May also contain traces of peanuts, nuts and sesame.
📦 Product Information
Country of origin: China
Net weight: 480g
Quantity: 12 skewers (40g each)
Product type: Frozen food
🧊 Storage
Keep frozen at −18°C or below.
🍽️ Serving Suggestions
Serve with rice and vegetables, add to a lunch box, or arrange with other snacks for a Japanese-style sharing platter.
❓ FAQ
How many skewers are in a pack?
12 skewers, 40g each.
Do I need to thaw them first?
No. Microwave from frozen following the packaging instructions.
How can I serve them?
With rice or udon, in a lunch box, or as a sharing snack.
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