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The green paste you usually get is really a different taste from the fresh stuff, which was more like fresh grated horseradish. So the green stuff is more concentrated but less fresh. It's like the difference between Skippy's and homemade peanut butter, if the homemade stuff cost you $10 for a tbsp and the Skippy's came free with your dinner.
Actually, the problem with that analogy, from my perspective, is that I like the funky green paste just fine and was unimpressed with the expensive fresh stuff, while I actually prefer natural PB over Skippy's. Maybe I'm still a gaijin after all...
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