The Japan Times
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A little bit of Japan’s infamously sticky soybeans goes a long way
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An article about nattō, a Japanese fermented soybean food, explaining the technical requirements for its production, particularly the management of heat and condensation from the fermentation bacteria.
A little bit of Japan’s infamously sticky soybeans goes a long way
Unlike some other fermented foods, making "nattō" requires the ability to release heat and condensation produced by the bacteria at the center of the process.
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