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Sake Kasu (sake lees) chocolate
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Belair brand Sake Kasu (sake lees) chocolate
Sake Kasu (sake lees) chocolate is a health food
Sake lees is known to be good for health. Sake Kasu (Sake lees) Chocolate made from sake lees and high-quality white chocolate is a delicious and healthy food that is perfect for pairing with sake or brandy. Since it is non-alcoholic, it is also suitable as a healthy snack.
Two types of sake Kasu (sake lees) chocolate
Two types of Belair brand Sake Kasu (sake lees) chocolate: sweet with a 15% sake lees content and semi-sweet with a 25% sake lees content. If you want to eat it as a snack, we recommend the sweet type with 15% sake lees, and if you want to eat it as an accompaniment to sake, we recommend the semi-sweet type with 25% sake lees.
Eat as a healthy sweet
This sweet type chocolate is made with 15% sake lees, and the elegant sweetness of high-quality white chocolate will fill your mouth with the pleasant aroma of sake lees. It is a healthy sweet to enjoy with coffee, black tea, or Japanese tea. Since this is non-alcoholic, it is also suitable as a snack for children.
(Please be careful as eating too much can harm your health.)
Excellent features of sake lees
Sake lees contains many nutritional components
Sake lees, which is made by squeezing the raw material’s sake made by fermenting sake and koji, contains large amounts of amino acids, vitamins, protein, folic acid, and fiber. For this reason, sake lees is said to be a treasure trove of nutrients in Japan. It has long been known that eating sake lees, which is rich in nutritional components, can suppress obesity, improve metabolism, relieve constipation, improve the intestinal environment, and have beauty effects on the skin. In this way, sake lees is both a health food and a nutritional food.
Promoting the use of sake lees is socially important
Sake lees is an excellent nutritional food, but its consumption in Japan has been decreasing in recent years. The reason for this is that the number of households making sake lees dishes (amazake, kasujiru, kasuzuke, etc.), which are a bit troublesome to prepare, is decreasing.
Because the production and consumption of sake lees cannot be balanced, a large amount of sake lees is disposed of every year. Disposing of sake lees is a waste of limited and valuable nutritional resources. Creating consumption commensurate with the amount of sake lees produced can be said to be an action that leads to the implementation of SDG’s.
Our SDG’s initiatives
Powdering is an effective way to easily store sake lees at room temperature for long periods of time. By combining sake lees powder with white chocolate, Belair company has developed Sake Kasu(sake lees) chocolate, a health food that can effectively utilize sake lees powder. We consider the reuse of sake lees to be part of SDG’s initiatives, and will continue to work on developing new ways to use sake lees.
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Delivery 5-7 days
Delivered in a fragrant cypress box, which is used when drinking sake in Japan