- Varietychili flakesStorage Typestore in dry, sealed container
- Specification10-40 mesh,10-20mesh, 60meshProduct TypeSingle Herbs & Spices
- IngredientsNo additivesContentNatural chili crush
- Instruction for UseAdd according to the dishDrying ProcessAD
- StyleDriedProcessing TypeRaw
- ShapeGranuleWeight (kg)10
- Shelf Life2 yearModel Numbercrushed
- TypeChilli & PepperColordark red
Specify the red-pepper ingredient preparation your kimchi recipe requires before selecting a particle grade. These bulk dried crushed chili flakes support an inquiry built around the actual formula, receiving conditions and relevant product/batch evidence.
Describe the kimchi ingredient requirement
Give the actual crushed-flake preparation and complete formula required by the recipe. Obtain the applicable ingredient/additive statement before accepting any composition condition.
- Exact ingredient formula and flake preparation.
- Selected particle criterion and evidence.
- Required heat and moisture acceptance specification.
- Actual drying and additional treatment records.
- Matching container-storage and receiving requirements.
Choose the supplied particle grade
The particle description lists 10–40 mesh, 10–20 mesh and 60 mesh. Agree which criterion applies to the actual supplied flakes rather than assuming all three descriptions represent a single grind.
Give the recipe's actual sensory or measured heat requirement and moisture acceptance criterion. Request the relevant product specification and selected-lot evidence needed to accept those conditions.
Retain storage and shelf-life conditions
A two-year shelf-life description is provided for the material, with storage in a dry, sealed container. Confirm the applicable product specification and receiving plan for that life and container-storage condition.
Complete processing and recipe acceptance
Obtain the actual air-drying, preparation and any additional treatment sequence required by the receiving operation. Match those records to the agreed ingredient and particle specification before accepting the supply.
Complete the bulk brief with the actual formula, grade and handling requirements needed by the recipe. Review the relevant product and batch records for acceptance without assuming a dose, kimchi flavor or fermentation result.




