Umami season is here

Umami

The essence of this season lies in its taste: umami. Savoury, intense and warming from the inside out. Umami isn’t a spice—it’s the fifth taste, alongside salty, sweet, sour and bitter. It gives every dish a distinctive and delicious depth. Our festive recipes are also rich in umami. They invite you to discover this variety of tastes. From hearty to sweet, from traditional to exotic—you’ll find inspiration for cosy evenings and festive get-togethers. Kikkoman Soy Sauce is the all-round seasoning that helps with everything from party finger food for dipping and snacking to soups, international or regional dishes and even tasty side dishes—let yourself be surprised by flavours that warm body and soul!

CELEBRATE THE SEASON’S TASTE

Winter is a special season—a time for friends and family to come together. To talk, laugh and enjoy each other’s company. As temperatures drop and the days grow shorter, these moments feel even more precious. And of course, that includes the delicious food on the table. With Kikkoman Soy Sauce you can bring a subtle variety of taste to starters, mains, desserts and little nibbles. Your guests will love it! From a hearty European stew to a delicious Japanese soup—winter dishes bring comfort and joy.

THIS DESSERT IS
UNIQUE!

Ready for a new dessert experience?
Here it is: tempura-fried cinnamon apples
with matcha sauce—delicious!

To the recipe
ENJOY NATURAL GOODNESS

It only takes four natural ingredients to create a deep, rich and intense flavour: water, soybeans, wheat and salt. Kikkoman Soy Sauce is brewed using a traditional Japanese recipe that has remained unchanged for over 300 years.

POPULAR REGIONAL DISHES

Traditions are something special. Particularly in the kitchen. Some dishes instantly say: yes, this is the taste of the winter holiday season—festive, rich, familiar. Here are some of our favourites from home. Enjoy!

HOW OTHERS CELEBRATE THE SEASON

Europe is full of variety—and that includes its traditions. These aren’t just about festive decorations, carols or surprises, but above all about food. In the famous English Christmas pudding a coin is hidden, while in Norway it’s an almond in the New Year’s Eve dessert. Whoever finds it is said to have luck on their side!

It’s always a pleasure to broaden your culinary horizons. Slow-roasted honey ham, stuffed pumpkin, glazed turkey, fresh clams—just as every family has their favourites, so does every country. Discover the festive dishes of our European neighbours and begin your own traditions!

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