Anyone seen horseradish root in Taiwan? Not wasabi or mustard.
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Jason’s has the prepared horseradish in a jar. Only place I’ve ever seen it. I actually ordered a root from the US. They said they could deliver to Taiwan 3 months later it still hadn’t arrived. I contacted the seller and they just returned my money.
I’m not sure if customs seized it, or if it was just Covid… But it’s almost a year later and it still hasn’t arrived. I decided not do try again.
I would love to hear it anyone find some.
Here’s the Amazon link. I read your can plant the root as well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTPNFSF?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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Arent wasabi horseradish anyways? Real wasabi is incredibly rare.
Wasabi, mustard, and horseradish are related but still different. Fresh horseradish is much stronger than the prepared jarred kind.
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Correct. Most “wasabi” is horseradish dyed green.
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You’d think it would be grown on Ali Mountain as Wasabi is. I presume there just isn’t a market for it.
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Because wasabi is more expensive and not easy to cultivate, it takes a while before being able to harvest and environment needs to be quite specific.
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