Mirin from Mikawa region (old name for current Aichi prefecture, Japan) is considered to be the finest in Japan. It is produced by a traditional method of koji fermentation and careful ageing over nine months. Sweet rice is used instead of the cheaper starches found in the other products in the market. Mirin is used to sweeten and gives a depth of flavour.
Mirin adds sweetness and depth of flavour in cooking.
Ingredients:
Sweet rice* (52%), water, cultured rice*. *Organically grown
Nutritional Information
| Typical values | g per 1ml |
|---|---|
| Energy kJ: | 84 |
| Energy kCal: | 189 |
| Fat: | < .5 |
| of which saturates: | < .1 |
| Carbohydrate: | 46 |
| of which sugars: | 38 |
| Protein: | .6 |
| Salt: | .15 |
