Marumiya Tarako Furikake and Cod Roe Mayo

Marumiya (丸美屋) is a Japanese food company with the largest market share in Furikake.

Furikake (ふりかけ) is a traditional Japanese rice seasoning consisting of dry granules or flakes processed from ingredients such as meat, fish, fish roe, and seaweed.

As I wrote several times before, the maker has many long-selling products in its Furikake line-up, and what I introduce here, Tarako Furikake, is among them.

Marumiya Tarako Furikake

Salted Cod Roe or Tarako

For the unfamiliar, Tarako (たらこ) is salted cod roe with the sac intact and usually comes in a lump.

We like to eat it with a warm bowl of white rice, and Tarako Furikake has been a favorite in Japan for a long time. 

Marumiya Tarako Furikake

This year marks the 55th anniversary of the release of Marumiya Tarako Furikake,

and it is no exaggeration to say that this product is Japan’s most famous and most-loved Tarako Furikake.

How to use it?

Just sprinkle it over a bowl of white rice as much as you like.

Marumiya Tarako Furikake Cod Roe Flakes

You might think Tarako roe is bizarre and makes you lose your appetite. But this condiment has so much umami that you can like it.

With shredded nori accompanied, this Furikake is pleasantly savory and tastes great.

Tarako Mayonnaise/Cod Roe Mayo

Mayonnaise with Tarako Furikake

Another way to enjoy this Furikake is making Tarako Mayonnaise or cod roe mayo.

As with Mentaiko Mayonnaise, Tarako Mayonnaise is a simple mixture of Tarako and mayo.

Tarako Mayo Dip

With this Furikake, you can effortlessly make Tarako Mayo by combining the flakes with your desired amount of mayonnaise.

The cod roe mayo, most commonly used as a dipping sauce, is the best match with fresh vegetable sticks like cucumber, carrot, or celery. 

Ingredients/Nutrition Facts

Marumiya Tarako Furikake Ingredients Nutrition Facts Calories Label

Ingredients in the Marumiya Tarako Furikake
Cod roe, Panko breadcrumb, Milk sugar, Salt, Roasted sesame seed, Processed soybean, Sugar, Shortening, Nori seaweed, Mackerel shavings, Palm oil, Seafood extract, Krill extract, Starch, Powdered egg white, Soy sauce, Dextrin, Seaweed calcium, Reduced starch syrup, Yeast extract, Starch syrup, High fructose corn syrup, Mirin sweet cooking rice wine, Bonito extract, Amino acid seasoning, Colors (Monascus, carotenoid), Leavening agent, Antioxidant (vitamin E, rosemary extract)

Nutritional Values

Nutritional Values per 2.5 Grams (1 Serving)
Calories 9.5 kcal
Protein 0.7 g
Fat 0.34 g
Carbohydrates 0.91 g
Salt equivalents 0.4 g
Calcium 10 mg

Tomo

Hi, I'm Tomo, a Japanese blogger living in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. For the purpose of enriching your life, I would like to introduce things about Japan on this blog, especially unique Japanese products, cooking recipes, cultures, and facts and trivia.

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