At Familydeli, we had to stock on this amazing essential! Born out of love of a culture that put food taste in first line. Behind the Kikkoman's curved bottle is the famous designer Kenji Ekuan. Kenji, became a monk after seeing his father dying from radiations exposure. But as a result of his japanese historical & cultural influence and his desire to encompass the japanese beauty, he became an industrial designer later on in life.
Kenji Ekuan became soon highly esteemed in his sector. His works span from the Komachi bullet train, the Yamaha VMAX motorbike to the elegant shape of Kikkoman soy sauce bottle with the red top, in 1961. He received many awards and prizes, including the prestigious Italian design prize the Golden Compass Award which he received in 2014. He died in 2015 at 85 years of age, but the legend goes on.
Nutritional Info
Typical Values Per 100G
| Energy |
377 KJ |
| Fat |
0 |
| Saturated Fat |
0 |
| Carbohydrate |
6.1g |
| Sugars |
1.9g |
| Protein |
11g |
| Salt |
14g |
|
Ingredients:
Water, Organic Soybeans, Organic Wheat, Salt
For allergens, see ingredients in bold
Attention please:
We regularly check the ingredients on every single product we stock and feature in our online deli. We take no responsibility if the producer/supplier unexpectedly changes the ingredients in their product/s. It is the customer's responsibility to always read the product's labelling, warnings and directions before consuming. We do not accept any responsibility that may arise due to errors or mistakes from our part or food producer/supplier.
Directions
Pour over your favourite meat or vegetables, then cook or pour over after cooking for adding flavour.
Storage
Once opened please take care to consume within the best before date shown on the packaging. Store away from direct sunlight in a cool dry place or in the refrigerator.
Recycling Info:
Widely recycled all over UK
About the Brand
Kikkoman is the most big food japanese manufacturer in the world, responsible for introducing soy sauce in the west side of the globe. Founded in 1603 by the japanese families Mogi and Takanashi. Today there are other business families involved in the Kikkoman business.
