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きな粉

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$241.8 $390 In stock

Category: S

This is kinako, a traditional roasted soybean flour from Kitagawa Seifunjo. A versatile pantry staple that can be used in various Japanese sweets and dishes.

  • Made by Kitagawa Seifunjo, a trusted brand
  • Suitable as a gift item
  • A pantry essential for winter and year-round use
  • Available at a reduced tax rate
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The bag was barely opened before I’d sprinkled some over a bowl of warm rice, and it gave the perfect nutty toast without any grit. It’s finely milled, so it dissolves easily into batters and sauces, which makes it super versatile for both sweets and savory dishes. I’ve already gone through half the

Richard ★★★★★

The aroma when I opened the bag hit me right away—that deep, nutty roast that instantly makes me want mochi. I sprinkled a generous spoonful over warm rice and it dissolved into this subtle, earthy sweetness that no other topping can match.

Daniel T. ★★★★★

The bag was smaller than I expected, but the flour is so finely milled that a little goes a long way in my mochi and warabimochi. It’s become a regular in my pantry for dusting and mixing into batters, and I’m already halfway through a second bag.