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TANICA Amazake Enzyme Starter 0.07 oz (2 g) × 10, 30 packs - Japan’s Miracle Drink, Sweet, Non-Alcoholic Drink made from Rice for Gut Health & Beauty, 100% Natural Sugar-Free Sweetener Alternative
TANICA Amazake Enzyme Starter 0.07 oz (2 g) × 10, 30 packs - Japan’s Miracle Drink, Sweet, Non-Alcoholic Drink made from Rice for Gut Health & Beauty, 100% Natural Sugar-Free Sweetener Alternative
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- • Brand: TANICA
- • Size: 10, 30 packs
- • Unit Count: 10 Count
- • Manufacturer: TANICA ELECTRIC SALES CO.,LTD
About this item
- • Do you know about Japan's miracle drink, Amazake?
- • Amazake is a traditional sweet, non-alcoholic Japanese drink made from fermented rice.
- • Amazake is rich in nutrients such as glucose, amino acids, and vitamins, so it is often referred to as a “Drinkable IV Drip”.
- • Amazake improves Gut Health, relieves Constipation, enhances Immune system, and reduces Stress.
- • By using Amazake instead of sugar, you can make sugar-free sweets that is easy on the body.
- • When used as a seasoning in place of sugar, Amazake adds a mild, healthy sweetness while enhancing depth & flavor.
- • Many people who drink TANICA's Amazake are saying like “It doesn't have the strong, distinctive smell of amazake—it's delicious!”, “It has a refreshing, mild sweetness that makes it easy to drink!”.
- • TANICA is Japan's pioneer fermenter maker, with over 50 years of experience producing the fermenter, YOGURTiA.
- • TANICA Electric worked together with enzyme manufacturers & Japanese university to conduct prototyping and component testing with more than 100 different enzymes. After more than 1,000 trials and errors, eight enzymes were ultimately selected.
- • The world's first Amazake Enzymes—TANICA's breakthrough made it possible produce Amazake with an exquisite balance of sweetness and umami, without the distinctive smell typically associated with traditional rice koji.
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