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Fire Hot Pot Base

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Category: Pantry

A spicy, tingly, complex base for building a fire hot pot at home. Spiced with a warming medley of ginger, star anise, and clove and rounded out with Sichuan Pepper extract to electrify your tastebuds.

  • Customizable and versatile
  • Super flavorful but not over the top spicy
  • No MSG, sugar-free, and vegan
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

The heat builds slowly but then lingers on your tongue in that perfect Sichuan way. That ginger and clove combo gives it a warmth that feels like a proper winter meal, and the star anise comes through in the broth without overpowering everything else. My whole apartment smelled incredible while it s

Victoria Y. ★★★★★

I opened the pouch and the Sichuan pepper extract hit my nose first—that tingle is real. Simmered it with some mushrooms and tofu, and the ginger and clove built a warmth that lasted through the whole bowl.

Madison F. ★★★★★

The clove and star anise really come through in the broth, giving it a warm depth that lingers after the spice fades. I added just a few spoonfuls to my stock and the tingle from the Sichuan pepper extract built up slowly but made the whole meal feel like an event.

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