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Kimizu (黄身酢): What It Is, Ingredients & Origin

Last updated: 2026-09-17

Kimizu (黄身酢) is a Japanese food classified as sauce. Ingredients listed for it include dashi, egg yolk, kudzu powder, vinegar.

Name in Japanese黄身酢
Typesauce
Main ingredientsdashi, egg yolk, kudzu powder, vinegar

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