Luxury Matcha Soba Noodles

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Prefecture: Miyagi & Kanagawa 
Producer: Hatakenaka Seimen & Chakumi
Ingredients: Wheat, soba (from Nagano prefecture), matcha (from Shizuoka prefecture), salt, wheat protein
Vegan, Dairy-free, Soy-free
Size:200g 

The perfect combination of two of Japan’s most beloved foods: soba (buckwheat) and matcha.

With a history dating back over 120 years, Hatakenaka Seimen has been making oil-free noodles in Miyagi Prefecture since the Meiji period. They usehigh-quality flour instead of oil, while controlling the temperature and humidity during production to maintain the moisture in their noodles. They hand-pull the noodles until they become extremely fine before aging them to activate the gluten, resulting in a smooth and shiny texture.

The noodles are combined with a premium-quality matchacultivated in the remote Southern Alps of Japan, 600 meters above sea level, in Shizuoka Prefecture. This is the highest altitude at which tea can be harvested, resulting in an enhanced color, aroma and quality of tea. 

How to prepare: Add the noodles to a pot of boiling water for 5 mins, stirring occasionally. Drain and rinse with cold water.

Recipe:
Cold Soba Noodles with Green Veggies and Ginger Dressing
Honey and Soy Glazed Noodles Summer Rolls

DISCLAIMER: We provide ingredients and common allergens based on the packaging as a reference only. Please consume with caution based on your own individual health concerns as we cannot guarantee the presence or lack of certain ingredients, allergens and/or animal products.

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Lynne Baron
I can't shut up about these luxury matcha soba noodles

This is the one Item that I've bought with probably every purchase from Kokoro because I make sure that there is a package available at all times. I don't make them a lot but I absolutely love these because they are really delicious and have a delicate flavor. First off, I cook them to al dente then garnish with a touch of soy sauce, specifically Marunaka Shoyu's Soy Sauce, scallions, and a touch of sesame oil. I eat them hot or cold. If I know I'm going to eat them cold then I cold shock the noodles after they are done cooking. I often make the whole batch and use it for meal prepping.

I've bought these noodles for friends and colleagues that I know love good food and so far it's a hit.

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Huan D.
Very good

Noodles were very good.

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