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Knorr Recipe Mix

Knorr Sinigang Na May Gabi Recipe Mix contains real tamarind, gabi, tomato and spices. No Preservative Added. A tamarind soup mix with Taro. Knorr Sinigang na May Gabi is sourly flavorful mix from fresh and good choices of ingredients. Yummy soup can be cook with its natural tamarind, gabi and other spices. as seen on the packaging
Ingredients: Iodized salt, citric acid, monosodium glutamate, tamarind, wheat flour, modified gum, sugar, taro, tomato, onion, natural flavor, shrimp, palm oil, spices, natural color. Contains milk

Manufacturer: Uniliver Philippines

Review From Consumers:

  1. A perfect mix to cook sinigang na may gabi
  2. Very affordable and easy to buy in sari sari store
  3. Good thing about this product is that there is no preservatives added. 
  4. My sinigang recipe is incomplete without knorr recipe mix.
  5. A good partner for cooking sinigang. 
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