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Just mix šŸ’œ red sake lees šŸ’œ this color

I bought red sake lees after a long šŸ›’āœØ

🌱 I put the same amount of soy milk and rice malt amazake (purchased by SEIYU) as sake lees and mixed it with a hand blender until smooth šŸ§‹

Please add the amount of soy milk and rice malt amazake to your liking

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The sake lees of Ine Mankai, a red rice wine from Mukai Shuzo in Kyoto, contain more polyphenols and folic acid than regular sake lees, and are a superfood with high beauty and health effects.

šŸ€ skin and anti-aging: Polyphenols derived from red rice and ingredients derived from koji prevent cell aging

šŸ€ Improvement of the intestinal environment: Dietary fiber and "resistant protein" prepare the intestine and promote detox

šŸ€ Cold and fatigue recovery: The action of B vitamins and adenosine promotes blood circulation and warms the body

šŸ€ Prevention of lifestyle-related diseases: Sake lees peptide suppresses the rise in blood pressure and supports the elimination of bad cholesterol

ā˜˜ļø sake lees in full bloom are fruity and easy to eat, and you can enjoy it as it is with honey, amazake or sake lees soup

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