Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Chinese Stone-Ground Sesame Paste, $14, made for the seller in Shandong from single-origin Chinese sesame, stone-ground without chemicals or heat and with no additives or preservatives. Currently listed with an add-to-cart control. No Tennessee delivery or local availability is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
On its own product page the seller states that while Chinese sesame paste is similar to tahini it is made from a different sesame variety and is deeply toasted, giving a much darker colour and more robust flavour, and that unlike tahini a little goes a long way. A seller distinguishing the two on its own listing is direct support for keeping the concepts separate. It is a commercial description, not a laboratory comparison, and it establishes nothing about any other brand's formula. The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Chinese Stone-Ground Sesame Paste, $14, made for the seller in Shandong from single-origin Chinese sesame, stone-ground without chemicals or heat and with no additives or preservatives. Currently listed with an add-to-cart control. No Tennessee delivery or local availability is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
On its own product page the seller states that while Chinese sesame paste is similar to tahini it is made from a different sesame variety and is deeply toasted, giving a much darker colour and more robust flavour, and that unlike tahini a little goes a long way. A seller distinguishing the two on its own listing is direct support for keeping the concepts separate. It is a commercial description, not a laboratory comparison, and it establishes nothing about any other brand's formula. The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 500 g 3-year Pixian doubanjiang at $25 with add-to-cart path, producer, ingredients, and Pidu/Pixian scope.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 500 g three-year-aged Pixian doubanjiang with producer and Pidu/Pixian identity preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Documents the aged no-oil Pixian/Pidu form, including broad beans, chiles, wheat, salt, long aging, and dish use; it does not define all doubanjiang. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 500 g 3-year Pixian doubanjiang at $25 with add-to-cart path, producer, ingredients, and Pidu/Pixian scope.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 500 g three-year-aged Pixian doubanjiang with producer and Pidu/Pixian identity preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Documents the aged no-oil Pixian/Pidu form, including broad beans, chiles, wheat, salt, long aging, and dish use; it does not define all doubanjiang. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 268 g Tongchuan 3-year douchi at $14 with add-to-cart, producer, and ingredients.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 268 g Tongchuan three-year douchi with producer and ingredient identity preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Explains that Chinese douchi are fermented soybeans called “black beans,” and distinguishes moist Sichuan from dry Cantonese style. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 268 g Tongchuan 3-year douchi at $14 with add-to-cart, producer, and ingredients.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 268 g Tongchuan three-year douchi with producer and ingredient identity preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Explains that Chinese douchi are fermented soybeans called “black beans,” and distinguishes moist Sichuan from dry Cantonese style. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 20.4 oz Guyue Longshan cooking wine at $15 with cart path; page states 16% alcohol, 1.5% salt, and wheat.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 20.4 oz Guyue Longshan Shaoxing cooking wine with the canonical salted-cooking-wine boundary preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Explains Shaoxing huadiao within liaojiu/huangjiu and the common U.S. salted cooking form; distinguishes drinkable wine. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Listed 20.4 oz Guyue Longshan cooking wine at $15 with cart path; page states 16% alcohol, 1.5% salt, and wheat.
The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
The Mala Market currently lists the exact 20.4 oz Guyue Longshan Shaoxing cooking wine with the canonical salted-cooking-wine boundary preserved.
The Mala Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
Explains Shaoxing huadiao within liaojiu/huangjiu and the common U.S. salted cooking form; distinguishes drinkable wine. The Mala Market · Aug 15, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-15. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Green Sichuan Pepper (qing hua jiao), $15 for 2 ounces, single-origin from Jinyang in Sichuan, bright, floral and lemony. The seller states that green Sichuan pepper tastes distinctly different from the red species. Currently listed; no Tennessee delivery is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
A Sichuan-pepper specialist's own reference article distinguishes red huajiao (hong huajiao, Zanthoxylum bungeanum) from green huajiao (qing huajiao, Zanthoxylum armatum) and states explicitly that they are two distinct species rather than ripe and unripe stages of one fruit, and that the edible part is the papery husk. Supports the red/green non-equivalence at concept level. It establishes no product, seller relationship, stock or sensory outcome for any particular lot. 50Hertz Tingly Foods · Aug 31, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Green Sichuan Pepper (qing hua jiao), $15 for 2 ounces, single-origin from Jinyang in Sichuan, bright, floral and lemony. The seller states that green Sichuan pepper tastes distinctly different from the red species. Currently listed; no Tennessee delivery is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
About the product itself
This describes what the product is. It does not indicate that
this store carries it.
A Sichuan-pepper specialist's own reference article distinguishes red huajiao (hong huajiao, Zanthoxylum bungeanum) from green huajiao (qing huajiao, Zanthoxylum armatum) and states explicitly that they are two distinct species rather than ripe and unripe stages of one fruit, and that the edible part is the papery husk. Supports the red/green non-equivalence at concept level. It establishes no product, seller relationship, stock or sensory outcome for any particular lot. 50Hertz Tingly Foods · Aug 31, 2026
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Da Hong Pao Sichuan Pepper, $16 for 2 ounces, single-origin red huajiao from Wudu in Gansu Province, described as large open seed pods with the gritty seeds dislodged, recently harvested, non-irradiated and non-heat-treated. Currently listed with an add-to-cart control; no Tennessee delivery or local availability is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (The Mala Market).
Evidence used for this claim
Exact seller product page for Da Hong Pao Sichuan Pepper, $16 for 2 ounces, single-origin red huajiao from Wudu in Gansu Province, described as large open seed pods with the gritty seeds dislodged, recently harvested, non-irradiated and non-heat-treated. Currently listed with an add-to-cart control; no Tennessee delivery or local availability is established.
The Mala Market · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.