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So, what do these all have in common, you may ask?
But this wasnt always the case.
But eating fermented foods was originally a way of dealing with seasonal surpluses and shortages.
Luckily, its a pretty warm place, so many could keep growing and harvesting plants all year.
But this was not the case in the colder climates of Northern Korea and many parts of China.
Miranda Brown is Arthur F. Thurnau Professor and Professor of Chinese Studies at University of Michigan.
Foods, new recipes, and ingredients cross borders.
And right now, we seeing a lot of focus on the gut microbiome.
Fly by Jing is inspired by the flavors of my Chinese hometown of Chengdu, Gao says.
Chengdus famous hole-in-the-wall eateries are said to be so delicious that they attract people like flies.
This product is basically the culmination of me reclaiming my identity and reconnecting to my roots.
Plus, our fermented black beans pack a bigand 100 percent naturalumami punch, Gao says.
Community has been key for us.
We are helping create space for all marginalized cultures and cuisines to belong and thrive.
Staying true to his roots, Gill designed the packaging by drawing inspiration from his family heritage and legacy.
Miranda Brown is Arthur F. Thurnau Professor and Professor of Chinese Studies at University of Michigan.
Later in life, while working a stressful finance job, Li experienced several gastrointestinal issues.
Champagne and balsamic vinegar contain an active compound called acetic acid, Iyer says.
Our ethos is based on family and community, she says.
In the Japanese community, family and community is everything.
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