Hirokon Hokkaido Dashi Kombu (Kelp) - 1 oz

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Kombu, also known as kelp, is an edible seaweed that is prized for its deep flavor. Kelp adds a deep savoriness and mineral flavor to foods due to its

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The basic taste of Japanese food is kelp and bonito. In particular, Hokkaido products are of high quality and have a condensed flavor. It's easy to get the soup stock. Anyone can make full-fledged soup stock immediately. Hokkaido is a production center of high-quality kelp due to the peculiarities of the climate and topography. Rishiri and Hidaka are especially famous and most popular Hokkaido kelp. Rishiri kelp is thick and long and produces a good broth.

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Dried kelp from Hokkaido is a healthy ingredient that condenses the blessings of nature. The kombu seaweed from Hokkaido, nurtured in the beautiful

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Kombu is edible kelp from the family Laminariaceae and is widely eaten in East Asia. It may also be referred to as konbu, dashima or haidai. Seaweeds

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Ma Kombu Seaweed is a pre-cut, ready-to-use kombu kelp for making dashi stock. It is not only made with excellent quality Ma Kombu kelp from Hokkaido, but also conveniently cut into the perfect size for cooking and packed in a cylinder for easy storage. Because kombu kelp is esteemed when it’s big and thick, premium dried kombu kelp products available in the market tend to be too big to handle in the home kitchen.