White Mausu Chilli Oils
White Mausu has gained a cult following among spice fanatics, loved for addictive flavour combinations that perfectly balance the fiery
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CloseWhite Mausu has gained a cult following among spice fanatics, loved for addictive flavour combinations that perfectly balance the fiery heat of chilli oil.
Inspired by Hong Kong childhood nostalgia, White Mausu have developed their condiments from the humble beginnings of their Dublin cafe, into a range of versatile sauces and rayus their fans can't get enough of.
"Other than a bottle of champagne for an emergency, the one thing I always have in my store cupboard is a jar of White Mausu black bean rayu. I use it as a condiment with cold or grilled meats, add it to a salad dressing or marinate fish in it. Wonderful drizzled on little gem salad with tinned tuna."
- Michel Roux, The Times
