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Ichigo (Strawberries)
Sun Globe Food., Inc.Sun Globe Food., Inc. is a pioneer in the distribution of safe fresh produce to consumers. Our largest client is McDonald's Company Japan, Ltd. and we are also a leading supplier of supermarkets and wholesalers. We sell organically grown produce, processed foods, and also export fresh Japanese fruits and vegetables. Our company policy is "to have the highest standards of selecting fine products." Our hope is to enrich the lives of customers around the world through high quality Japanese fruits, vegetables and rice. Amaou Strawberries
Recipe
How to cook1. Toast the bread lightly and butter on one side. Contact Information
Sun Globe Food, Inc. 7F ohta Status Bldg., 3-9-1 Tohkai, Ohta-ku, Tokyo, 143-0001, Japan tel: +81-3-5492-3962 fax: +81-3-5492-3960 e-mail: info@sgfd.co.jp website: www.sgfd.co.jp Contact : Yukitaka Nakazato |
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Japanese
strawberries are famous for their large size, very sweet taste, and pleasing
fragrance. Some strawberries grow to weigh as much as 40 g each. Freshly
picked Japanese strawberries can be flown to various locations. Even in
America this unique Japanese import can be enjoyed. The most common varieties
are Toyo-no-ka, Sachi-no-ka and Tochi-otome.
The
Amaou Strawberries (pronounced "ah-mah-oh") is a variety produced in Fukuoka.
Red and large on the outside and perfectly sweet and tart inside. Amaou
is simply delicious and quite popular in Japanese and Asian markets. Strawberries
are excellent source of Vitamin C. Five to eight Amaou strawberries provide
enough Vitamin C to satisfy the body's daily requirements.
Strawberry
Bruschetta