| Case price |
$107.84
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| Pieces in a case | 96 |
| Price per piece | $1.12 |
Product specifications
| Kabobs ID | K378 |
| Name | Gochujang Kimchi Wonton |
| Piece weight | 0.65oz |
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Dietary Requirements
Gochujang Kimchi Wonton
Kimchi, and tofu, paired with the sweet and spicy flavors of gochujang, hand folded in a vibrant green vegetable wonton.
Cooking instructions
From Frozen, Fry Wontons in a Fryer Heated to 350° F for 4-5 Minutes or Until Internal Temperature is 165° F as Tested by Use of a Thermometer. From Frozen, Place in a Heated Steamer and Cook for 5-6 Minutes or Until Internal Temperature is 165° F as Tested by Use of a Thermometer.
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