Miso Factory Tour - Tsurumiso【UMAMI of JAPAN #12】

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
  • Miso is a traditional Japanese ingredient used in cooking that has been adored for generations.
    Today, we are touring Tsurumiso - A miso factory in Yanagawa, Fukuoka, in Southern Japan, with over 150 years of history in the business. Follow us as we walk through the factory, learn a little bit about the basics of miso, taste fresh miso paste, and try some of the products sold at this factory!
    00:00 Introduction
    00:16 Opening
    01:02 「Miso Factory」Tsurumiso
    02:19 Let's learn about the ingredients of miso!
    03:29 Sneaking into a Miso Factory!
    06:27 Eating Miso from ”Tsurumiso”
    09:43 Ending
    For a step-by-step guide on how to make your own miso soup at home, check out our miso soup cooking.
    • How To Cook: Authentic...
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Комментарии • 6

  • @Ciaela
    @Ciaela 2 года назад +3

    I love miso, and it was so cool to try it fresh in the factory. I never knew the difference between mugi-miso, mame-miso, awase-miso, and kome-miso, did you?

  • @CliftonSawit
    @CliftonSawit 2 года назад +2

    I don't understand why this doesn't have more views, it's the most informative video on the commercial manufacture of the product on YT right now. Keep doing you Umami of Japan!

  • @shayase471
    @shayase471 2 года назад +4

    I usually eat normal misos which is sold grocery store. Of course, they are delicious, but as I watch your video, I wanted to try various type of Miso!

  • @SimFonically
    @SimFonically 10 месяцев назад

    Please make more videos!

  • @jacquelinelim4129
    @jacquelinelim4129 Год назад

    Hi Micaela, thank you for this superb video! I love miso and planning to visit Yanagawa next month and Tsurumiso factory is definitely on the itinerary. Thinking if they would do tour for a small group. I wrote to them and there's no respond. Any tip on how I could get in touch with them? Appreciate your input. Many thanks.

  • @igiveupfine
    @igiveupfine Год назад +1

    huh, the saltiness "reduces in intensity the longer it sits". i wonder why/how. i know the enzymes work and break down the protein and starches. maybe those flavors take over and seem more obvious instead.