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titleOfInvention Functional soy sauce
abstract [57] [Problem] [Problem] A soy sauce as a main ingredient is hardly spoiled even with low salt, and has a function of contributing to health such as improvement of blood circulation, stomachic, blood pressure regulation, suppression of cholesterol biosynthesis, prevention of cancer, hypoglycemia, etc. Provided is a highly functional soy sauce which is highly viscous and can be applied to foods and can be used easily such as painting. SOLUTION: Benjikoji powder 3, warm water at 50 ° C and α-amylase are in a weight ratio of 20: A red yeast extract extract 4 mixed at a ratio of 89: 1 and filtered after reaction for about 2 hours is mixed with soy sauce 2 as a main raw material together with sodium alginate 5 and stirred with a high torque stirrer.
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