Less-Salt Soy Sauce

Wholesale distributors, retailers, and restaurants in Japan that sell specialty products. Also export trading companies, as we export overseas.

Mainly, this product is recommended as a dipping/pouring sauce. In Japanese cuisine, it can be used as a dipping sauce for such as sashimi, sushi, cold tofu (bean curd).In Chinese cuisine, it is mostly recommended as a dipping sauce for dishes such as Yum Cha, and it can also be used for spicy dishes such as "Hoi-Ko-Ro" and "Chinjao Rosu". (Because of 50% reduction of salt, salinity is covered by spicy in spicy dishes)

KINBUE Soy Sauce is pure brewed, left to slowly ferment and age naturally in a large cedar-wood barrel. The 200 year old traditional method uses only whole soybeans, wheat and sun-dried salt. Through the unique process of fermenting & ageing ,this pure brewed soy sauce ensures full and rich flavours while reducing the salt content by 50%.

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