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Masuzuka Miso's Kodomo no Mame Miso is a豆みそ — a soybean-only red miso of the type associated with Aichi Prefecture and the broader Hatcho miso tradition — made using a wooden barrel natural brewing method and aged for at least 18 months. Despite its name ("children's miso"), it is not sweetened or diluted for younger palates; rather, it is a straightforward, honest miso made from Aichi-grown soybeans and salt alone, with no chemical seasonings, alcohol or additives of any kind. The result is a deeply savoury, slightly robust miso with the characteristic earthy richness of long-aged豆みそ — a flavour that works naturally in miso soup, as a seasoning for simmered dishes, stir-fried vegetables and meat, or as a base for miso-glazed dishes. It is even used in local school lunches in Aichi, which speaks for itself.
Ingredients
Soybean (Aichi, Japan), salt
Allergy
Soya
Frequently bought together
Details
Masuzuka Miso's Kodomo no Mame Miso is a豆みそ — a soybean-only red miso of the type associated with Aichi Prefecture and the broader Hatcho miso tradition — made using a wooden barrel natural brewing method and aged for at least 18 months. Despite its name ("children's miso"), it is not sweetened or diluted for younger palates; rather, it is a straightforward, honest miso made from Aichi-grown soybeans and salt alone, with no chemical seasonings, alcohol or additives of any kind. The result is a deeply savoury, slightly robust miso with the characteristic earthy richness of long-aged豆みそ — a flavour that works naturally in miso soup, as a seasoning for simmered dishes, stir-fried vegetables and meat, or as a base for miso-glazed dishes. It is even used in local school lunches in Aichi, which speaks for itself.
Ingredients
Soybean (Aichi, Japan), salt
Allergy
Soya