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Ingredients
Calories (25), Calories From Fat, Total Fat, Cholesterol, Sodium (130 mg, 5%), Total Carbohydrate (7 g, 25%), Sugar (4 g), Protein
Ingredients
Water, Rice, Koji (Aspergillus Oryzae), Sea Salt
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Calories (25), Calories From Fat, Total Fat, Cholesterol, Sodium (130 mg, 5%), Total Carbohydrate (7 g, 25%), Sugar (4 g), Protein
Ingredients
Water, Rice, Koji (Aspergillus Oryzae), Sea Salt
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Product Description
A golden color, mildly sweet liquid seasoning used to balance the salty flavors of soy sauce or miso in Japanese and other Asian cuisine. The highest quality mirin, referred to as 'Ajino-haha' in Japan. Made only with rice, rice koji (Aspergillus oryzae), water and sea salt. Naturally and traditionally fermented in cedar kegs.
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Amazon Verified Purchase
I do a lot of wok cooking and I use this mirin as one of several ingredients when I marinade flank steak. I've tried other types of wine, but find I prefer this one. The difference in flavor is noticeable. I only use about a splash or two at a time on (at most) a pound of meat. And I use the marinade in the cooking as well. At that rate, the bottle is good for a fair amount of meals.
By Jeremy Dabel
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a great Mirin, but I wish it was a little cheaper. Taste is very good and makes good sauces.
8 of 22 people found the following review helpful
By jumpy1
Okay, decent drinking wines are $20 for larger bottles! What gives? And don't tell me it's because it's organic and because it's for Japanese cooking. This is the USA where people cook all kinds of ethnic food and they use lots of mirin, when they can find it. Btw you can find this exact bottle of Eden Mirin for 1/2 this price and free shipping, elsewhere.
