

Mirin-style Japanese seasoning, mild and versatile in Japanese cuisine
Hinode 日の出 has been producing culinary aids in Japan for 120 years, offering a full range of mirin, a kind of sweet sake, one of the pillars of Japanese cuisine.
From marinades to sauces to broths, the Mirin Fumi Hinode 風調味料 fu-chou-mi-ryo similar-reinforcing-goodness-cooking seasoning is the ideal multipurpose ingredient.
It is used to provide a unique deep, sweet flavour, as well as a beautiful sheen. Unlike mirin, Mirin Fumi contains little or no alcohol - usually mirin has to be boiled during cooking to evaporate the alcohol: this boiling is not necessary with Mirin Fumi. You can achieve the same intense flavour with less effort, and using a smaller amount for:
Easily and rampantly apt, Mirin Fumi enhances the flavour of any dish: the possibilities are endless!
Data sheet
Energy kcal | 300 Kcal |
1255 | |
Fat | NC g |
Saturates | NC g |
Carbohydrate | 74 g |
Sugars | 74 g |
Protein | 0.0 g |
Salt | 0.0 g |
Corn syrup, water, seasoning (rice, koji salt), vinegar, citric acid, alcohol (0.9%)