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titleOfInvention Seasoning liquid, meat mash element, seasoning liquid manufacturing method, and meat jar element manufacturing method
abstract [Problem] To suppress the increase in blood glucose level by hot water extract of Salacia plant, the effect of simultaneous intake is greater than the pre-intake in eating, and the richness and flavor of seasoning liquid itself by Salacia plant hot water extract To provide a seasoning solution and meat mash element that can be salted out without lowering the richness and umami, and can surely suppress the increase in blood glucose level after eating. The seasoning liquid of the present invention contains a Salacia plant hot water extract and contains soy sauce as a main component, or at least two kinds of sugar, soy sauce, wine, salt, ginger, garlic, and mirin. It is characterized by containing a sauce containing it as a main ingredient and soaking in carbohydrates. [Selection] Figure 1
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