Din Tai Fung XO Sauce Giveaway (Worldwide) (Closed)

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This must be one special sauce, keeping my fingers crossed

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Hello there! I subscribe to your newsletter, but I don’t remember how I first discovered your blog….possibly Pinterest or a google search on Japanese recipes. Regardless, I’m so glad I did, you have a wonderful blog on Japanese dishes. Thank you!

I Hope to win that XO sauce…

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Hello Nami,

As always, a big thanks for this giveaway !
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Have a nice day,
Cass.

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I would like to enter the Din Tai Fung XO saucem giveaway. Thanks

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must try more of your ideas but a good Japanese store would help

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and I had try the cheese cake recipe, super delicious.

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Sorry for the lengthly answer, but as a PhD Pre-Doctorate (3 years before I really can call myself a scientist) everything deserves to receive complete feedback to give it justice! 😉 And you do deserve it! 😀

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Hi Nami,

Please post any recipes for flavoured onigiri. I am unsure of the proper Nihongo name, however, in Japan I had rice balls with a fabulous umami flavour that were light brown in colour.

Any recipes like this will be deeply appreciated.

Best wishes,

Edgar

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Thank you for sharing your recipes, videos, links, travels and reviews !

Hi Nami. We just discovered Din Tai Fung while we were in Seattle a few months ago. I could have eaten there every day it was so good!!! I don’t know what their XO sauce is but would love to try it!

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