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titleOfInvention Dried fish and method for producing the same
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To suppress oxidation without using various chemicals in a fish dried product and a method for producing the same, prevent a decrease in umami when baked, and further reduce a fish odor. SOLUTION: A dried fish body 2 and a protective coating 4 made of agar formed to cover the surface of the dried fish body 2 and mixed with fine fruit powder 3 are provided. Thereby, the oxidation of the dried fish main body 2 can be suppressed by the surface protection action of the protective coating 4 whose main material is agar, which is a natural food, and the fishy odor can be suppressed by the scent component of the fruit contained in the fine powder 3. . [Selection] Figure 1
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