The anchovy fry caught in Beppu Bay are transported to the processing plant in front of the port in their freshest state, and then immediately washed and boiled in a kettle.
The only ingredients are anchovy and salt, and no bleach or preservatives are used. It is boiled evenly in a large automatic kiln, so it has a fluffy texture.
Shirasu, which is eaten with bones, is rich in nutrients such as calcium, and is popular with a wide range of age groups, from children to the elderly, because of its ease of eating.
Of course, it is recommended as it is, but it is also delicious with grated radish and ponzu sauce. You can enjoy it in various ways such as vinegar, pasta, pizza, salad, etc.
The best recommendation is the "rice bowl" with plenty of whitebait on top.
★ Usage
Transfer to the refrigerator and thaw half a day before use.
If you defrost it, you can use it as it is.