• Miso brand, Miso Tasty, has added four new umami packed products to its award-winning range: Miso Soup, Miso Ramen Pastes, and two new Miso Glazes – Sweet & Savoury and Rich & Spicy. 
Source: Miso Tasty
    Miso brand, Miso Tasty, has added four new umami packed products to its award-winning range: Miso Soup, Miso Ramen Pastes, and two new Miso Glazes – Sweet & Savoury and Rich & Spicy. Source: Miso Tasty
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Miso brand, Miso Tasty, has added four new products to its award-winning range. Packed full of umami, the new products aim to simplify home cooking, and allow global access to signature Japanese flavours.

The new collection includes Miso Tasty’s Miso Soup, Miso Ramen Pastes, and two new Miso Glazes – Sweet & Savoury and Rich & Spicy. The products offer possibilities for marinades, roasts, and BBQ dishes, allowing consumers to spice up their cooking with just a spoonful.

Crafted with authentic Japanese ingredients, the new range maintains the brand’s commitment to quality, convenience, and sustainability.

Miso Tasty is based in London, and stocked in over 3000 stores across Australia, the UK and Europe. Its range of miso soups, pastes and sauces are made in Nagano, Japan in small batches and meticulously fermented in the Shincho region using snowmelt from the Central Japanese Alps.

The new range of Miso Tasty products is now available at Woolworths stores nationwide for RRP $7.95.

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