A debate has broken out here in the office on the merits of the various soy/soya/shoyu sauces. As someone who rarely uses it as a condiment for dressing food (other than in Asian salad dressings) I’m pretty neutral – once it’s in a sauce and cooked I can’t tell any difference. I have 3 brands in the kitchen – including Kikkoman. Here’s where the debate stemmed from.
Is Kikkoman really the prince of soy sauces? A tricky one – especially if you consider the varieties from different cultures (with ‘respek’ to Wikipedia)
- 3.1 Chinese soy sauce
- 3.2 Indonesian soy sauce
- 3.3 Malaysian soy sauce
- 3.4 Japanese soy sauce
- 3.5 Korean soy sauce
- 3.6 Taiwanese soy sauce
- 3.7 Vietnamese soy sauce
- 3.8 Filipino toyo
- 3.9 Hawaiian shoyu
I’d be very interested to hear anyone’s thoughts – Kikkoman makes claim to tbe the premium brand – can this be upheld or is it marketing hype?
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March 17, 2009 at 3:55 pm
Oh, good debate! I for one am completely devoted to Hawaiian Shoyu. My blog partner Kate told me how much she loved it and since I tried it, I’ve never gone back! We both love it so much that when she moved to Louisiana and couldn’t find it in the stores, I shipped her a whole box full!
March 1, 2009 at 4:46 pm
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