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MIRIN

Mirin is a golden yellow, sweet, rich-textured rice wine used in cooking. It has an alcohol content of about 14 percent. It is traditionally made by mixing koji-cultured rice (fermentation starter), glutinous rice, and distilled alcohol.

Mirin can be a substitute for sugar, but it also adds additional delicious flavor to the prepared dishes. When cooked with shoyu (soy sauce) to make the basting sauce used in teriyaki dishes, it creates rich caramelized flavor, glossy and attractive texture in the sauce. A type of mirin with no alcohol content is also available for customers who require such a product.

Stock#, Item Name, Description Pkg. Brand Name Origin Kosher Alcohol
Alcohol Content
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USA TAKARA MIRIN (NJ ONLY)
SWEET SAKÉ MIRIN FOR COOKING
18Lit TAKARA USA OU O
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USA TAKARA MIRIN (NJ ONLY)
SWEET SAKÉ MIRIN FOR COOKING
12/750ML TAKARA USA OU O
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SENRYO MIRIN (NJ ONLY)
SENRYO SAKÉ MIRIN FOR COOKING
18Lit TAKARA USA OU O
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AKASAKÉ MIRIN
SWEET RED SAKÉ MIRIN FOR COOKING
18Lit ZUIYO JAPAN X O
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AKASAKÉ MIRIN
SWEET RED SAKÉ MIRIN FOR COOKING
12/1.8L ZUIYO JAPAN X O
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FUKURAIJUN HON-MIRIN
PREMIUM SWEET SAKÉ MIRIN
6/1.75L FUKURAIJUN JAPAN X O
No Alcohol Content
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MIZKAN HONTERI
SWEET SAKÉ STYLE SEASONING
5GAL (18.9 Lit) MIZKAN USA X X
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MIZKAN HONTERI
SWEET SAKÉ STYLE SEASONING
12/24OZ. MIZKAN USA X X
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TAKARA MIRIN CHOMI
SWEET SAKÉ STYLE SEASONING
19Lit TAKARA USA OU X
Stock#, Item Name, Description Pkg. Brand Name Origin Kosher Alcohol