How it's used
Used in sushi rice, dressings, or marinades.

A mild, slightly sweet vinegar made from fermented rice, used commonly in Asian cuisines.
Your kitchen
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Used in sushi rice, dressings, or marinades.
Like other vinegars, its acetic acid may modestly blunt the blood sugar response of a starchy meal eaten alongside it.
Try it in the kitchen
A savoury breakfast bento with two cross-wrapped edamame brown-rice onigiri, a salty miso-sesame centre, layered tofu tamagoyaki and chilli cucumber pickle.
Open recipeA warm sesame-ginger rice bowl with adzuki beans, blistered broccoli, a rough edamame smash, crisp carrot, pickles and nori.
Open recipeSticky ginger-chilli seitan, creamy white bean pรขtรฉ, sharp carrot-daikon pickle and abundant fresh herbs in a crisp wholemeal baton.
Open recipeFive generous fresh rice-paper rolls filled with sticky soy-sesame tempeh, edamame, vivid crisp vegetables and pickled ginger, with a creamy lime-tahini dip.
Open recipeCharred tempeh, mushroom and pepper satay skewers with tamarind-peanut sauce, quick cucumber pickle and brown rice.
Open recipeFour substantial turmeric-batter-and-panko tofu cutlets, sliced and fanned over deeply herbed dried-lime lentils with a creamy lemon-tahini finish.
Open recipeNutrition notebook
Calories
27kcal
Protein
1.3g
Carbs
5.3g
Fat
0.0g
Small numbers, big impact
Nutrition values are estimates and can vary with variety, brand, cooking method and water content.