Satin is often called the âcousinâ to silk. Satin is not a natural product. Traditional satin will have both a glossy and a dull side and can be made using combinations of other fabrics and materials such as nylon, rayon, polyester, cotton and acetate. Sharmooz satin products are made with 100 % Satin Charmeuse. Charmeuse is a luxury man made fabric (polyester) from finely woven material.
Chamoy refers to a variety of savory sauces and condiments in Mexican cuisine made from pickled fruit.Chamoy may range from a liquid to a paste consistency, and typically its flavor is salty, sweet, sour, and spiced with chiles.ike umeboshi, Mexican chamoy is prepared by first packing the fruit in either dry salt or a brine. Occasionally, this brine is acidulated with vinegar. This draws out the natural moisture of the fruit by osmosis.
Know Your Ingredients: Chamoy. If you donât know what chamoy is itâs time to get educated because chamoy is uh-may-zing! Believed to be a Mexican adaptation of umeboshi (æ¢å¹²), pickled Japanese apricot, chamoy is sweet, sour and salty.Made from brined fruits like plum and mango, vinegar and chile peppers, chamoy is sold as either a paste or sauce.Chamoy is at its best over sweet fruits like mango and melons or shaved ice (i.e., chamoyada), or as an ingredient in frozen treats (e.g., popsicles/paletas, mangonadas), cocktails or micheladas.ade from brined fruits like plum and mango, vinegar and chile peppers, chamoy is sold as either a paste or sauce. Chamoy is at its best over sweet fruits like mango and melons or shaved ice (i.e., chamoyada), or as an ingredient in frozen treats (e.g., popsicles/paletas, mangonadas), cocktails or micheladas.