Miso paste

Miso paste

Bought at The Landmark Supermarket, TriNoma Mall after two attempts at making miso soup using local miso — you know, the kind used for the dipping sauce of pesa soup and the yellow kind that goes into sinigang sa miso. I’ll tell you about those two attempts another time. For purposes of this entry, Japanese miso paste is not the same as local miso.

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  1. Dr Emer says:

    Which is better in your opinion? Ours or the Japs’?

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