KYUNU DIY Chili Crisp
Chili crisp is a fiery chili oil with crispy garlic and shallots mixed in. With fragrant sichuan peppercorn and savory notes, this is the perfect condiment if you want to add a flash of spicy and flavor.
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FAQs
What oil do you recommend?
What oil do you recommend?
We recommend avocado oil or rice bran oil — both have high smoke points and neutral flavors that let the aromatics shine. Any neutral high-heat oil works, but those are our favorites.
How much chili crisp does one packet make?
How much chili crisp does one packet make?
About ¼ to ⅓ cup — enough to keep in the fridge for a month and use on everything.
How spicy is it?
How spicy is it?
It's a slow, gentle build — not a punch in the face. The heat takes a back seat to the aromatics: caramelized alliums, green onion, a hint of curry, and a subtle meatiness that makes everything it touches taste more complex. If you love the flavor of chili crisp but usually find it too aggressive, this is your version.
How long does it last?
How long does it last?
Store it in the fridge and it keeps for about a month. If it lasts that long.
What can I put it on?
What can I put it on?
Honestly? Everything. Noodles, rice, chicken, salmon, roasted vegetables, eggs. We've even had people put it on ice cream — and we're not mad about it.
Does it contain allergens?
Does it contain allergens?
Yes — this product contains soy and wheat.