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Rhapsody Tempeh now City Market Co-op Basic Item

We are happy and honored to announce that City Market Co-op in Burlington, Vermont, has included Rhapsody Tempeh in its Co-op Basics line-up. The Co-op Basics are meant “to create a set of high-quality staples for every shopper”, quoting City Market’s page that lists all the other basic items.

Tempeh, a traditional Indonesian staple food, has gone a long …

Make Your Own Rice Milk at Home

Traditionally rice milk was made through the process of fermenting rice (like Amazake) and diluting to taste. Today rice milk is made by emulsifying oil, rice, water and rice syrup or sugar (unless unsweetened). The oil makes it taste rich and gives the illusion of body. Traditional rice milk is mostly rice, fermented to make it a bit sweet and …

How to Make Amazake

Making this delicious sweet, rich and nourishing drink is simple, yet requires some love and attention. When I was younger I remember my parents making Amazake. It was never blended and had the rice texture that made it unique to the ones you could buy. When purchasing Amazake it is almost all the same. When making it yourself …

Miso Making Tips and Recipes

This is a blog post we shared a few years ago, and I thought it might be time to share it again. This time, with expert miso making tips at the bottom. Ferment away!

How to Make Short Term Sweet White Miso

Before you begin, consider how much miso you want to make. Calculate …

Why Natto?

We’re getting a lot of interest in natto, our latest and newest addition to our line of traditional fermented soyfoods. This one can be a lifesaver for many reasons, but the main one at the top of the list below, is for its nattokinase content.
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– Nattokinase, disintegrates blood clots
Natto has the …