What are the ingredients in soy sauce?
The basic ingredients in soy sauce are:
* Soybeans: The primary source of protein and flavor.
* Wheat: Provides carbohydrates and contributes to the fermentation process.
* Salt: Used for preservation and flavoring.
* Water: Needed for the fermentation process.
Traditional soy sauce also includes:
* Mold: A specific type of mold, Aspergillus oryzae, is used to break down the soybeans and wheat during fermentation.
Other ingredients may be added to different types of soy sauce:
* Sugar: Used for balancing the flavor and color.
* Alcohol: Added as a preservative.
* Caramel color: Used for color enhancement.
The exact ingredients and proportions vary depending on the type of soy sauce and the manufacturer's recipe.
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