Kombu Hidaka Dashi Konbu, dried seaweed40-50 g

Name: Tokon Hidaka Dashi Konbu 40-50g
Brand: SEIKATSU Japan Lifestyle
SKU: 2286 1004 21D 3447
Price: 10.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Natural Soup Kelp Kombu Konbu, Konbu, Boiled in Tsukudani, Boiled Food, Japanese Food, Celebration, Delicious Value, Commercial, Large Capacity, Processing

Hidaka-Kombu is another good all-rounder, producing a high quality dashi with a slightly more robust flavour.
Its softness after cooking also makes it good for eating.

The equipment used in Japan to sun-dry Kombu algae meets the most stringent sanitary standards, making Japanese Kombu exceptionally popular worldwide. Hokkaido Kombu algae has long been widespread throughout Japan and represents a significant commercial problem.

Tokon Hidaka Dashi Konbu delivers the refined umami depth essential to authentic Japanese broths and soups. Harvested from Hokkaido's pristine Hidaka waters, this premium kelp variety offers a clean, mineral-forward flavor profile that elevates dashi without overpowering delicate ingredients. The 40-50g format provides optimal yield for multiple servings, allowing you to extract maximum depth through proper steeping. Ideal for traditional kaiseki preparation or contemporary Japanese cuisine, this konbu represents the quality standard expected by discerning home cooks and professional kitchens alike.

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