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Soybean Miso (Mamemiso)

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Flavor Profile: Strong and rich in flavor, with a dark color. Fermentation Process: Rice koji to soybeans ratio is balanced, has a long fermentation period. Common Uses: Ideal for enriching the flavor of hearty dishes.

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Saikyo Miso

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Flavor Profile: Very sweet and mild. Fermentation Process: Short fermentation, with a high rice koji to soybeans ratio. Common Uses: Used in desserts and sweet marinades, such as for fish.

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White Miso (Shiro Miso)

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Flavor Profile: Mild, slightly sweet. Fermentation Process: Shorter fermentation period, often with a higher proportion of rice koji to soybeans. Common Uses: Light soups, dressings, and marinades.

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Sweet Miso (Amamiso)

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Flavor Profile: Very sweet with a low salt content. Fermentation Process: Short fermentation time similar to that of white miso. Common Uses: Can be used in a similar manner to white miso but with a sweeter outcome, such as in dressings or glazes.

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Yellow Miso

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Flavor Profile: Mild to medium, earthy. Fermentation Process: Fermented slightly longer than white miso, uses a balanced ratio of soybeans to rice or barley koji. Common Uses: Versatile, suitable for soups, glazes, and marinades.

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Genmai Miso

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Flavor Profile: Nutty and slightly sweet. Fermentation Process: Made with brown rice koji, offers unique flavors due to different fermentable sugars. Common Uses: Good in rustic soups and stews, as well as salad dressings.

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Rice Miso (Kome Miso)

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Flavor Profile: Varied, from sweet to rich. Fermentation Process: Made with rice koji, can be fermented for different lengths of time. Common Uses: Basis for many types of miso soups, marinades, and condiments.

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Mixed Miso (Awase Miso)

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Flavor Profile: Combination of different types of miso, leading to complex flavors. Fermentation Process: Blend of misos with potentially varied fermentation times. Common Uses: Great for when a balance of flavors is desired, like in soups and marinades.

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Barley Miso (Mugi Miso)

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Flavor Profile: Rich, earthy, and slightly sweet. Fermentation Process: Made with barley koji, has a lengthy fermentation process. Common Uses: Soups, stews, and braising liquid.

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Red Miso (Aka Miso)

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Flavor Profile: Strong, salty. Fermentation Process: Long fermentation with a higher percentage of soybeans. Common Uses: Hearty soups, stews, and sauces.

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Hatcho Miso

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Flavor Profile: Very strong and concentrated flavor with bitter notes. Fermentation Process: Made almost entirely from soybeans, aged for up to three years. Common Uses: Used sparingly in miso soup and as part of the base for sauces and marinades.

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Chickpea Miso

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Flavor Profile: Sweet, less intense umami flavor due to the absence of soy. Fermentation Process: Made with chickpeas instead of soybeans, appealing to those avoiding soy. Common Uses: Suitable for spreads, dips, and light soups.

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