For ingredients grown from the earth
Rice, soybeans, root vegetables, vegetables, millets, rice, wheat, etc. (Good compatibility with foods grown in the soil.)
* Recommended dishes *
Making soup (vegetable soup, ramen soup), stir-fried vegetables, making bread, making salted olives, salted lemon, ratatuyu, hot vegetables, edible beans, edible wild plants, vegetable tempura, soup, musubi, etc.
* Recommended for making fermented foods *
For making bread, miso, pickles, and salted jiuqu!
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* For people like this *
The salt content is about 20% lower than that of rock salt (* Note * The component value changes depending on nature). It is easy to use for those who are concerned about salt content and who are looking for suitable salt.
Ishigaki salt 500g
~ Ishigaki salt ~
Ishigaki's salt is a delicious salt that is naturally friendly to the islanders (Simanchu), born from 100% seawater from Nagura Bay, the southernmost Yaeyama Islands in Japan, where coral reefs grow. The salt finished in a kettle for 3 days is characterized by a mellow aftertaste.
"The origin is the same source of medicine and food"
In the dialect of the island, "Nagura Bay, which means a place where fry gather. It is also designated as a Ramsar Convention registered site (international nature reserve). Mangrove forest and rich sea, which is safe and secure salt making. It is the origin. Please taste "salt" which is also an essential mineral based on the idea of the same source of medicine and food.
The grain size / texture / texture is fine and moist. It is resistant to moisture and does not harden easily, so it is easy to use even if it is placed around the kitchen.
Raw material name / Seawater (Ishigaki Island)
Capacity / 500g
Storage method / Room temperature storage
Salt equivalent / 82.0g
Nutrition Facts Label / Energy = <3kcal Protein <0.5g Fat <0.01g Carbohydrate <0.1g
Nutrition facts label ・ The component value of salt equivalent varies depending on the season and nature (spring, summer, autumn, winter ✕ full moon, new moon, etc.).
