Sauces, soy & spices

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Our perfect combinations: In Japanese cuisine, Kamebishi 3-year-old soy sauce goes perfectly with tofu and sashimi. Don't be afraid to use it "the western way" by combining it with meat, poultry, fish, seafood, noodles, vegetables and salads. Origin : Kagawa, Japan Weight : 1 L net, 50...
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Our ideal combination: Although this reduced-salt soy sauce is usually recommended for "dipping" dishes such as Yum Cha, it is ideal for lightly spicy dishes. This unsalted soy sauce is perfect for tofu, cooked vegetables, grilled or roasted meat, rice or fried noodles. Origin : Saitama...
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The light color of Shiro sauce for Shiu sauce is particularly distinctive. Its use as a condiment therefore does not affect the color of the food. In Japan, it is known for its representation of seasonal colors. It is free from colorants, sweeteners and other additives or preservatives and...
Ponzu is a Japanese condiment sauce based on soy sauce and citrus juice. Ponzu Pon de Dore is made with long green onions. Toyama Prefecture is renowned for its long green onions cultivation. When long green onions are harvested in winter, under the snow, their flavors are particularly...
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This is the traditional Japanese sauce used to season grilled Japanese unagi eel.
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Our handcrafted Hayakawa Shoyu Miso is said to have originated in Japan in 1885 during the Meiji era. Its history goes back over 130 years. During this time, the company has constantly evolved and always strived to meet the demands of an ever-changing market, without ever straying from its...
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Koikuchi soy sauce is produced using the honjozo method, in which roasted wheat and steamed soybeans (in a 1:1 ratio in the case of koikuchi shoyu) ferment for at least six months before being pasteurised and filtered, then aged or bottled and sold. The longer the fermentation period, the more...
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The island of Kyushu is considered the cradle and kingdom of shochu, an alcohol that was originally distilled from sweet potatoes and later from barley, black sugar and rice. The most popular type of shochu is imo-jochu, which is made from sweet potatoes (imo) and is mainly produced in Kagoshima...
Toyama Prefecture is famous for its long green onions cultivation. When long green onions are harvested in winter, under the snow, their flavors are particularly concentrated. Winter-harvested vegetables are known for their richness in free amino acids (547 mg / 100g, high concentration of...
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In Japan, gyoza are traditionally dumplings made from minced pork with chives, green onions, cabbage, ginger, garlic, soya sauce and sesame oil, which are then wrapped in a thin dough, steamed and grilled on a barbecue. These small ravioli are eaten with a special sauce that is savoury, spicy,...
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This sugar is rich in vitamins and minerals with notes of cocoa and licorice.  Origin : Okinawa Weight : 800 g net Ingredients : 100% raw Okinawa cane sugar Storage : Protect from light, heat and moisture Nutritional values for 100 g: energy 363 kcal (1542 kJ); fats 0.3 g,...
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Famous Japanese chefs use this unique sugar to soften the sweetness in their dishes and instead bring out a fresh sugar cane flavour. When cooked, wasanbon sugar may lose some of its characteristic flavour, but gains a famous umami flavour. Recommended uses: You can use it in cocktails to add...
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