Towa Foods Makonbu Roasted Powder 70g
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SKU: AY4OVMJPBM
Contents: 70g
Calories: 145Kcal
Ingredients: Makonbu Product size (width x depth x height): 100 x 20 x 160 mm
Brand Name: Towa Foods
Calories: 145Kcal
Ingredients: Makonbu Product size (width x depth x height): 100 x 20 x 160 mm
Brand Name: Towa Foods
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| brand | Towa Foods |
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| product size | 2.01 x 16 x 10.01cm; 70g |
| Production area (region) | Hokkaido region |
| Production area (prefecture) | Hokkaido |
| By growth stage | 3 years old or older |
| Container type | pack |
| Maker | Towa Foods |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Product weight | 70 grams |
Makonbu is a traditional ingredient that supports the umami of Japanese cuisine.
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What is Makonbu?Makonbu is a large, thick kelp that grows in the Southern Hokkaido region. The roasted Makonbu powder uses Shirakuchihama Makonbu, which is harvested in the southern Kayabe region of Hokkaido. In the Edo period, kombu was transported to the Hokuriku and Kinki regions on Kitamaebune ships, supporting the flavor of Japanese cuisine. It is a traditional food culture that uses makombu seaweed to make a thick soup stock and mixes it with seasonal ingredients. |
South Kayabe SeaThe sea of Minami-Kayabe, where Makonbu is produced, is a mixture of the Oyashio Current (cold current) and the Tsushima warm current, and river water pours in from rich forests. Blessed with water temperature and nutrients suitable for the growth of makombu. Kombu grows slowly in the sea under the sunlight. |
harvesting and tailoringMinami-Kayabe fishermen grow makombu from small seedlings, take care of them, and harvest them in July and August every year. From early morning until late at night, the whole family gathers, cleans, and hangs to dry. After the harvest season, the dried kombu is re-steamed to smooth out the wrinkles (noshi process), and the kombu is trimmed to specific specifications. All kombu is inspected by the Hokkaido Fisheries Inspection Association. |
Manufacturing method, usage, etc.
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Proprietary manufacturing method (cutting, roasting)The makombu raw material is finely cut and roasted using a uniquely researched roasting method that brings out the aroma and flavor. and grind it into a fine powder. |
UsageJust add a little bit at a time to the dish. Combining different umami ingredients such as kelp, bonito flakes, fish, shellfish, shiitake mushrooms, and meat creates a synergistic effect of umami, resulting in a much deeper flavor. The kelp itself is finely ground, so if you add a lot of it, the soup will become cloudy. Please use a little at a time and see how it goes. |
Makonbu Roasted Powder (Precautions)No salt, seasonings or additives are added. Kombu seaweed originally contains salt, so roasted makombu powder has salt content. Kelp contains iodine. People with thyroid disease should refrain from consuming kombu. |
Message from the manufacturer
I think many people have an image of kombu, such as "I don't know how to use it", "it takes time" and "it's troublesome".
Towa Shokuhin aims to provide kelp in an easy-to-use form to make daily meals more delicious and healthier.
I would like people to enjoy the delicious taste of kombu more easily by incorporating it into their cooking.
For that reason, we have independently researched how to shave, cut, and roast kelp, and have developed manufacturing machines. We are particular about raw materials, and with the cooperation of the Hokkaido Minamikayabe Fisheries Cooperative Association, we are able to stably purchase kelp raw materials.
"Hana-kezuri konbu", "katsuo konbu" and "roasted makombu powder" are original products made only by Towa Foods, which make traditional umami into a convenient and easy-to-use form.
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●All products we send will be shipped as "personal imports", so the importer will be the purchaser.
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●After placing your order, there is a possibility that the item may be out of stock due to time differences. We will contact you in that case.
●If delivery is not possible due to incorrect delivery address, long-term absence, etc., we will not be able to refund the product price.
●All products are written in Japanese only.
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