Mizunoto Gentle Dashi Pack 22 Bags Additive-Free 7 Types Domestic Natural Ingredients Contains Roasted Flying Fish

Product Description Featured on the YouTube channel "Nutritionist: Ayako Sekiguchi's Wellness Kitchen." Three types of easy health drinks utilizing the umami of dashi and convenient usage methods were introduced. The "Three Health Drinks with Dashi Before Bed" featured in the video: 1. Dashi Drink with Ginger and Sudachi In 200cc of water: - Dashi pack contents: 2 teaspoons - Ginger juice: 1 teaspoon - Sudachi juice: to taste *Adding a pinch of salt enhances the umami flavor. 2. Dashi Drink with Umeboshi In 200cc of water: - Dashi pack contents: 2 teaspoons - Umeboshi: 1 piece 3. Dashi Drink with Soy Milk In 100cc of water and 100cc of soy milk: - Dashi pack contents: 2 teaspoons Dashi pack contents are "fine powder." The fine powder can be directly used in health drinks. Manufacturer: Mikacorporation Co., Ltd. ~Continuing to produce Numazu-bushi near Numazu Port for 70 years~ Founded in 1946, the company started as Yamahira Fisheries near Numazu Port. For 70 years, it has been making Numazu-bushi using abundant fish caught in Suruga Bay. In 2006, it received the Yellow Ribbon Medal for its reliable work. Based on trust and achievements, Mikacorporation was established to focus on the dissemination and preservation of dashi. Traditional technique, "Tehibayama-style." Craftsmen burn firewood (such as cedar and kunugi) in a deep hole and stack a steamer with the fish above it to smoke. This traditional Japanese method carefully rotates the steamers to ensure even heat and smoke, capturing the umami within the fish and creating a deep flavor. Although time-consuming and not suitable for mass production, the focus is on quality. Product Features Authentic dashi supervised by a dashi sommelier. Crafted with attention to ingredients by a certified dashi sommelier instructor. Natural umami gently permeates the body. No sugar or salt used. Truly a body-friendly dashi. Made from only seven types of domestic natural ingredients: 1. Bonito flakes (Shizuoka, Kagoshima), 2. M