Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g by The Cultured Collective
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The Cultured Collective

Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g

This vibrant from The Cultured Collective, naturally fermented kimchi features Chinese leaf cabbage, carrot, and mooli radish, blended with turmeric, ginger, and cayenne for a tangy, gut-friendly kick. Packed with live probiotics and free from artificial additives, it’s a flavourful, vegan, and sustainable addition to any meal. Free from artificial preservatives, gluten-free, and suitable for vegans, it promises a wholesome, nourishing addition to your diet.

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The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is a live fermented food, available at Saporia. This vibrant, naturally fermented kimchi is crafted from fresh Chinese leaf cabbage, carrot, and mooli radish, expertly blended with aromatic spices including turmeric, ginger, and a fiery hint of cayenne pepper. It is part of our kimchi & ferments collection, chosen for quality and flavour.

About Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g

There is nothing quite like a properly made ferment. The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is alive with flavour and beneficial cultures, adding brightness and depth to meals while being genuinely good for your gut. The fermentation process, which lasts 4-5 days, preserves the live, raw probiotics, making it a gut-friendly accompaniment that adds a flavorful zing to any meal. Free from artificial preservatives, gluten-free, and suitable for vegans, it promises a wholesome, nourishing addition to your diet. It is suitable for vegans and gluten free, making it an easy choice for a wide range of diets.

How to Enjoy Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g

Enjoy Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g as a punchy side with almost any savoury meal: it is brilliant in sandwiches, on top of grain bowls, with our meat alternatives or alongside grain bowls and pulses. Keep it raw and unpasteurised to preserve the live cultures, and add it just before serving. The rich golden hue from turmeric and the distinctive warmth of ginger combine with a medley of fresh vegetables and spices, creating a complex, tangy taste profile that elevates everyday dishes. Packaged in recyclable glass jars, this kimchi reflects a commitment to quality and sustainability, delivering both bold flavor and health benefits through its natural fermentation and probiotic content.

About The Cultured Collective

The Cultured Collective is one of the carefully selected brands in the Saporia range, chosen for its commitment to quality, flavour and honest ingredients. Whether you are discovering The Cultured Collective for the first time or stocking up on a firm favourite, Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is a brilliant example of what the brand does best.

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Ingredients

Chinese Leaf Cabbage, Water, Mooli, Spring Onion, Onion, Carrot, Garlic, Ginger (2.6%), Chilli Flakes, Sea Salt, Sugar, Glutinous Rice Flour, Turmeric(0.3%), Cayenne Pepper, Black Pepper

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Nutrition

Energy 147kJ/35kcal, Fat 0.6g, Saturates 0.2g, Carbohydrates 3.9g, Sugars 3.6g, Fibre 2.2g, Protein 1.7g, Salt 2.2g

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Follow instructions on packaging once opened.

FAQs

What is The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g?

The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is a live fermented food, available in a 250g size. This vibrant, naturally fermented kimchi is crafted from fresh Chinese leaf cabbage, carrot, and mooli radish, expertly blended with aromatic spices including turmeric, ginger, and a fiery hint of cayenne pepper.

Is The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g suitable for vegans?

Yes, The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is made without any animal-derived ingredients, making it suitable for vegans and anyone following a plant-based or dairy-free diet. As recipes can occasionally change, we always recommend a quick check of the label.

Is The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g gluten free?

Yes, The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g is gluten free, making it suitable for anyone avoiding gluten. Always check the label for the most up-to-date allergen information.

How should I store The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Follow instructions on packaging once opened. Following the storage guidance keeps Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g at its best for longer.

Does The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g contain any allergens?

The Cultured Collective Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g does not declare any of the 14 major allergens in its ingredients list. As recipes can change, always check the label before serving to anyone with allergies.

How much should I eat?

A forkful or two a day is a great place to start. Fermented foods are flavourful and potent, so a small serving alongside meals is all you need.

Is Turmeric & Ginger Kimchi 250g pasteurised?

Live fermented products like this are typically unpasteurised to preserve their beneficial cultures. Check the label for confirmation, and keep refrigerated to maintain quality.

Is it normal for the jar to fizz or leak a little?

Yes, a little fizz is a sign of a live, active ferment. Open jars carefully over the sink, and do not worry if you see bubbles. It means the cultures are alive and well.

Should fermented foods be kept in the fridge?

Yes, refrigeration slows the fermentation right down, preserving the flavour and crunch at their best. Keep chilled and enjoy by the date on the pack.

What are the benefits of fermented foods?

Fermented foods are naturally rich in live cultures that can support a healthy gut microbiome, alongside bold, complex flavours. They have been a valued part of traditional diets around the world for centuries.