Kisaichi Koji, Kurozu & Apple Concentrate 500ml BBD (16/03/24)

Kisaichi Koji, Kurozu & Apple Concentrate 500ml

£13.99 £19.99

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Kisaichi Koji, Kurozu & Apple Concentrate 500ml

As seen on: James Martin's Saturday Morning.

This Apple infused Black Vinegar is delicious.

The mention of mold normally evokes looks of disgust, not so for Aspergillus oryzae. Also known as kōji-kin, this expert fermenter has since ancient times helped produce the likes of miso, sake, and soy sauce, all basic seasonings used in traditional Japanese cuisine. Recognizing its eminent role in Japanese gastronomy, the Brewing Society of Japan even declared kōji-kin Japan’s “national fungus” in 2006.

Artisans in the Fukuyama district of Kirishima, Kagoshima Prefecture, crafted amber rice vinegar known as kurozu by hand for over 200 years. Rows of black ceramic pots used to ferment and age the vinegar have become an iconic scene in this picturesque area of southern Japan.

Spec

Origin: Japan
Size: 500ml
Units Per Case: 12
Packaging Material: Glass
Manufacturer: Kisaichi
Cuisine: Japanese

Ingredients

Purified Honey
Apple Juice
Pure brown Rice
Vinegar
Acidulant
Flavouring (Apple)
Water

Nutrition

	Per 100g
Energy	957.6kj/228kcal
Fat	0.1g
- of which saturates	g
Carbohydrate	56.9g
- of which sugar	g
Protein	0.4g
Salt	0g

Please note: As this product is imported from Japan, the best before date may be printed in the Japanese date format YY/MM/DD. If you are unsure, please contact us.