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Miso is a traditional Japanese seasoning. It is produced by fermenting soybeans or chickpeas with salt and kōji (Inoculated rice) and sometimes rice, barley, seaweed, or other ingredients. It is full of goodness, with a distinctive taste and an acquired taste. Add a tablespoon full of Belbri miso paste into a hot water bowl (not higher than 75-degree centigrade) and stir well. Then add your chosen vegetables for a bowl of hearty warm miso soup, full of the acclaimed probiotic goodness. Other uses include marinating fish, meat or all kinds of vegetables, then grill. This is not a cure for any illness nor does Belbri take responsibility for a failure to adequate preparation. Add chilli, your choice and as always, enjoy.

Santoku steel kitchen knife from Solingen Zepter. It is characterized by the perfect balance of a steel blade and an elegant smoked oak blade. Presentation New Santoku damascus steel kitchen knife from Solingen Zepter. It is characterized by the perfect balance of the steel blade and the blade made with additional support, dark access. Santoku knives derived from Japanese cuisine, distinguished by the shape and size of the blade. The wood handle is designed to make the art of cooking for an amateur and a chef. Now it works well for cutting any meat, fish, citta fruit. A unique power plant emits electrification, cutting, slicing, filleting - whatever you can think of. Thanks to its universal shape, this kitchen knife repairs perfectly for everyday use. Chefs say that the weight of the knife, which is their main working tool, is very much a parameter. The knife should not be too heavy and it is very important to keep it in balance.