Soybean Dashi Tsuyu

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Basic Information

Product Category

Soybean Roastery

Product Genre

Soybean Dashi

Product Name

Soybean Dashi Tsuyu

Specification

5x Concentrate

大豆だしつゆ

Soybean Dashi TsuyuFeatures of

Soybean Dashi Tsuyu is a 5x concentrated dashi tsuyu that combines a plant-based dashi made by roasting domestic soybeans with the umami of shiitake and kombu, along with a wooden-barrel-brewed re-fermented (saishikomi) soy sauce. Using no extracts, seasonings, or preservatives whatsoever, it draws out the deep umami of dashi as if handmade by carefully simmering soybeans, shiitake, and kombu in their natural form. Being 100% plant-based with no animal-derived ingredients, it can be widely used in vegan and shojin (Buddhist vegetarian) cuisine.

While most common dashi tsuyu is based mainly on bonito or dried sardines, Soybean Dashi Tsuyu achieves a deep, full-bodied flavor from plant ingredients alone by layering the roasted aroma and gentle sweetness of roasted soybeans with the umami of shiitake and kombu. It is finished from carefully selected ingredients—including a re-fermented (saishikomi) soy sauce aged roughly twice as long as usual through 1,200 years of wooden-barrel brewing, organic sugar with Organic JAS certification, and natural salt made from 100% deep-sea water from Toyama Bay—so it can be used as a new plant-based dashi option that works not only in Japanese cuisine but also as a secret ingredient in Western and Chinese dishes.

Soybean Dashi TsuyuMain Uses of

Diluting Seasonings such as Mentsuyu and Warishita

Because Soybean Dashi Tsuyu is a 5x concentrate, you can simply dilute it with water to use it as-is for mentsuyu, warishita, or kaeshi. With the added roasted aroma and gentle sweetness of roasted soybeans, you can enjoy a mellow flavor different from ordinary mentsuyu. By varying the dilution ratio, you can use it in many ways—as a dipping or pouring broth for noodles such as soba, udon, and somen; as warishita for sukiyaki or oyakodon; and as kaeshi to pour over egg-over-rice. Since it draws out deep umami without using animal-derived ingredients, it also blends well with menus centered on plant-based ingredients.

Japanese Dishes such as Simmered Dishes, Dashimaki, and Nikujaga

Soybean Dashi Tsuyu is a versatile seasoning that can be used widely in everyday Japanese cooking such as simmered dishes, dashimaki (rolled omelet), and nikujaga. Since a single bottle serves the roles of dashi, soy sauce, sugar, and salt, there is no need to combine multiple seasonings, making it easy to nail the flavor. Because the umami of roasted soybeans, shiitake, and kombu is unified, using it in simmered dishes brings out the flavor of the ingredients while adding a gentle richness. Used in dashimaki, it spreads a full-bodied umami and refined sweetness, and in nikujaga it makes the most of the vegetables' flavor while delivering a satisfying finish that is hard to believe comes from plant ingredients alone.

Western & Chinese Dishes such as Pasta, Ramen Soup, and Dressings

Soybean Dashi Tsuyu is not limited to Japanese cuisine and can also be used as a secret ingredient in Western and Chinese dishes. Adding it to a pasta sauce deepens the richness and umami, blending well not only with Japanese-style pasta but also with tomato- and cream-based sauces. Using it as a base for ramen soup produces a plant-based yet deep, full-bodied flavor, and it can also be applied to vegan ramen. In addition, you can easily make a dressing simply by combining it with oil and vinegar, so just pouring it over a salad brings out the flavor of the vegetables. Since a single bottle can accommodate a wide range of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, it can also be used as a commercial-grade seasoning.

Soybean Dashi TsuyuFrequently Asked Questions about

Frequently asked questions

Q

What kind of dashi tsuyu is Soybean Dashi Tsuyu?

It is a 5x concentrated dashi tsuyu that combines a plant-based dashi made by roasting domestic soybeans with the umami of shiitake and kombu and a wooden-barrel-brewed re-fermented (saishikomi) soy sauce. Using no animal-derived ingredients, extracts, seasonings, or preservatives whatsoever, it achieves deep, full-bodied umami from plant ingredients alone. Being 100% plant-based, it can also be used in vegan and shojin (Buddhist vegetarian) cuisine.

Q

What dishes can it be used for?

It can be used as a diluting seasoning such as mentsuyu, warishita, and kaeshi, as well as in Japanese dishes such as simmered dishes, dashimaki, and nikujaga. It can also be used as a secret ingredient in Western and Chinese dishes such as pasta, ramen soup, and dressings—a versatile seasoning that a single bottle can apply to a wide range of dishes.

Q

How is it different from ordinary mentsuyu?

While many ordinary mentsuyu use animal-derived ingredients such as bonito and dried sardines, Soybean Dashi Tsuyu is a 100% plant-based dashi tsuyu that draws out umami from roasted soybeans, shiitake, and kombu alone. Because it uses no extracts or chemical seasonings and makes the most of the ingredients' natural flavor, it is a new plant-based dashi option offering the roasted aroma and gentle sweetness unique to roasted soybeans.

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