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purchase thioridazine After one month of pickling, and a further week of drying, the umeboshi plums are soaked in a vinegar - traditionally flavoured with shiso leaves, which impart a distinctive, red colour. The final stage involves the plums being aged for one year, allowing them to develop in flavour. This traditional method of preparation is lengthy - so it's little surprise that it has been mimicked by some umeboshi producers who cut costs by using preservatives and red dyes. It's important to read the list of ingredients on a pack of umeboshi plums to guarantee authenticity.