Kigi no Tsuyu
Kuzuyu, a warm sweet dessert soup made from starch, is commonly eaten during the colder winter months in Japan. Available in three flavors: shiruko (smooth red bean), hikicha (matcha), and mitsumame (candied red bean).
Please prepare a bowl, a spoon, and 150ml boiling water (do not use cold water) and follow the steps below:
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Open one bag of Kigi no Tsuyu and pour the content into a bowl.
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Pour 150ml boiling water into the bowl. We recommend pouring the boiling water little by little.
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Mix well with a spoon. After all the powder has disappeared, it is ready to eat.
Best-before date: 1 month
Availability: September - April, all stores (store list)
Allergen: none
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Ingredients:
Furyu Shiruko Hana Fubuki
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Sugar
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Red bean
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Corn syrup
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Candied red beans
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Mochi flour
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Rice granules
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Mochi rice
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Starch
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Salt
Hikicha Arare
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Sugar
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Starch
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Corn syrup
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Candied red beans
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Mochi flour
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Mochi rice
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White bean
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Dōmyōji (steamed rice) flour
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Matcha powder
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Kanten (seaweed jelly)
Mitsumame Kudzuyu
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Sugar
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Starch
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Corn syrup
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Candied red bean
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Mochi flour
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Honkuzu (Japanese arrowroot) flour
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White bean
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Yuzu paste
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Kanten (seaweed jelly)