Liquid Dashi Concentrates, Shiro Dashi

Liquid dashi eliminates the extraction step — open, dilute if required, and use. For kitchens run ... more

Liquid dashi eliminates the extraction step — open, dilute if required, and use. For kitchens running dashi across multiple stations or needing consistent volume without the variables of a powder dissolve, liquid is the right format.

Three grades cover the main professional kitchen applications. Katsuobushi dashi for miso soup and clear soup bases. Kombu dashi for seafood and vegetable dishes where a pale, clean stock is critical. Shiro dashi (white dashi) — a concentrated blend of light soy sauce, mirin and dashi — seasons and adds umami in a single addition with minimal colour impact. This last grade has become a standard in fine dining kitchens for exactly that reason.

All grades are available in professional quantities. Dashi powder also available here.

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