Miso paste
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Aged Red Miso
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Aged Red Miso - 300 g Aged Red Miso is a traditional Japanese fermented paste made primarily from soybeans and rice. The product undergoes a long fermentatio...
39,00 kr
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Hikari Red Miso 400g
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Hikari Inaka Red Miso Paste - 400 g Red miso paste is a fermented Japanese seasoning paste that belongs to the category of traditional Asian flavorings. The ...
29,00 kr
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Hikari White Miso 400g
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White Miso Paste - 400 g White miso paste, also known as shiro miso, is a classic Japanese fermented paste made from soybeans, rice, and salt. The product un...
29,00 kr
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Savoury White Miso
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Savoury White Miso - 300 g White miso is a traditional, fermented paste made from soybeans, rice, and koji culture, and has been a central part of Japanese c...
39,00 kr
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MATSUI White Miso 500g
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White Miso Paste - 500 g White miso paste is a fermented paste made from soybeans, rice, and salt, and is a central seasoning in Japanese cuisine. The produc...
29,00 kr
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SHIH CHUAN Miso Original Soybean Paste
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Miso Soybean Paste - Original - 140 g Miso soybean paste is a traditional fermented product with roots in Asian cuisine, where it has been used for centuries...
15,00 kr
Miso paste is the fermented soybean paste that adds depth and umami to Japanese and Asian cuisine. Here you'll find both white and red miso, as well as original soybean paste, so you can choose the right intensity for your dish. Indispensable for everything from steaming miso soup to marinades and dressings. A must-have in every Asian kitchen cupboard.
What you'll find here:
- MATSUI White Miso 500g - mild, slightly sweet white miso for everyday use
- Hikari White Miso 400g - soft, versatile white miso
- Hikari Red Miso 400g - strong, deeply fermented red miso
- SHIH CHUAN Miso Original Soybean Paste - rich soybean paste
- Savoury White Miso & Aged Red Miso - mild white and aged red variety
Use white miso for mild miso soups, dressings, and marinades for fish and vegetables, while red miso provides strong depth to ramen broth, glazed eggplant (nasu dengaku), and stews. Stir a couple of tablespoons into dashi for a quick miso soup with tofu and wakame, or whisk miso into butter for an umami-rich sauce.
Choose white miso for a sweeter, milder result and red miso when you want more bite and salty depth. Store miso in the refrigerator after opening - it keeps for a long time thanks to the fermentation.
Find your miso here and elevate your dishes with authentic Japanese umami.