
Unfermented (hydrolysed) soy sauce is a dark, salty liquid from hydrolysed soy protein with added water, salt, colouring and flavour enhancers, made quickly without long fermentation. It is used as a substitute for traditional soy sauce in marinades, dressings and wok stir-fries.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Unfermented (hydrolysed) soy sauce, Raw: Calories 60.0 kcal, Proteins 7.0 grams, Fats 0.5 grams, Carbohydrates 7.8 grams per 100 g of product.

Tuna ceviche with smashed cucumbers is a fresh and vibrant Peruvian recipe where traditional fish marinating techniques blend with unexpected textures and flavors. Tender tuna infused with lime aroma combines with crunchy smashed cucumbers, spicy notes of chili and garlic, along with refreshing citrus accents of orange and rhubarb. Classic elements of Peruvian cuisine—freshness, acidity, and spice balance—are fully expressed in this dish. The tarragon oil-based dressing adds herby depth while watercress makes the presentation particularly elegant. Ceviche is not just an appetizer but a true gastronomic experience that reveals the richness of ocean flavors and the art of culinary contrasts.
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Thai coconut soup with curry is a vibrant embodiment of tropical flavors from Southeast Asia. Its origins are rooted in Thai cuisine, where the harmony of ingredients plays a key role. The creamy tenderness of coconut combines with the tartness of lime, while the spicy notes of curry and chili add depth and richness to the dish. Marinated shiitake mushrooms provide a unique texture, while ginger and garlic reveal aromatic complexity. This soup not only warms but also refreshes at the same time, making it perfect for a leisurely dinner or an exotic culinary journey. Served warm and garnished with green onions, it beautifully complements main dishes of Thai cuisine. Thai coconut soup is a balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy that makes it unforgettable.
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A vegetarian soup in which the active taste of pumpkin is slightly diluted with zucchini. Olive and almond oils are responsible for fats and richness.
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Escarole salad with wakame is an elegant blend of European gastronomy and Eastern cuisine. The escarole leaves' delicate bitterness harmonizes with the wakame seaweed, adding freshness. Crunchy carrots and spicy red onions add texture, while lemon juice and orange zest refresh the flavor with citrus notes. Fennel seeds provide a hint of spice, and olive oil unites the ingredients into a flavorful symphony. This salad is not only delicious but also packed with nutrients, making it a great choice for a light dinner or an elegant appetizer.
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Spinach and hijiki salad is a harmonious blend of fresh greens and seaweed, giving the dish a rich flavor with a light nutty note. Hijiki, a traditional Japanese ingredient, is known for its rich mineral content and unique ocean aroma that beautifully complements the freshness of spinach and the spiciness of chives. The salad is enriched with the citrus brightness of lime, the warmth of cumin, and the deep flavor of soy sauce. This light and healthy snack is perfect for those who appreciate a balance of flavors and nutrients, while the addition of sprouts and radicchio makes it even more textured and interesting. Such a salad can be served as a standalone dish or as an accompaniment to a main meal, adding freshness and sophistication.
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Tabbouleh with quinoa sprouts is a fresh and nutritious salad from Arabic cuisine that embodies the traditions of healthy eating. Historically, tabbouleh was made with bulgur, but the modern variation with quinoa sprouts makes the dish even healthier. This salad combines the crunchiness of cucumber, juiciness of tomatoes, spiciness of herbs, and tender texture of quinoa to create a harmony of flavors. Olive oil and lemon juice add a refreshing tanginess, while fennel seeds contribute a subtle spice. Tabbouleh is perfect for summer dinners, light snacks, and a balanced diet. It can be served as a standalone dish or as a side to meat and fish. Left to marinate for an hour, it becomes even richer in flavor, allowing all taste nuances to unfold.
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Lentil sprout salad is a vibrant and nutritious dish inspired by traditional Russian cuisine but focusing on healthy and fresh ingredients. Lentil sprouts are known for their light texture and nutty flavor, and combined with parsnip, yellow pepper, and fragrant orange zest, they create a harmony of freshness and richness. The tahini dressing with lemon juice and spices adds creaminess and zest to the salad, highlighting its rich taste. Cumin and parsley play a special role in the dish, adding notes of spice and freshness. This salad is perfect for a light dinner or as an original appetizer, energizing the body with nutrients. Serve it chilled to enjoy the full palette of flavors!
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Tomato and green pea salad is a light, refreshing dish perfect for warm summer days. Its roots can be found in European cuisine, where the simplicity of ingredients blends with exquisite flavors. The sweetness of honey and the tartness of lemon juice harmoniously intertwine with the tenderness of tahini and the depth of soy sauce, creating an amazing balance in the dressing. Sesame oil adds a light nutty note, while juicy tomatoes and crunchy green peas make the salad texturally rich. This salad is ideal as a standalone dish or as a side to fish or chicken. Marinating in the fridge allows the flavors to develop, making each bite even more intense and aromatic.
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