職人.comさんのインスタグラム写真 - (職人.comInstagram)「枝豆とビールについて英語で投稿いたしました。西川登竹細工のそばざるが再入荷いたしましたので、ぜひご検討くださいませ。 https://www.shokunin.com/jp/nishikawanobori/soba.html Edamame, also known as "green soybean," is widely popular as a snack for beer in Japan. It is a soybean that is harvested before it ripens. It is called "edamame (stem bean)" as it was initially boiled along with its stems. Though it is not certain when the Japanese started to eat edamame, it is said that it existed since the Nara or Heian period. Literature in the Edo period describes "edamame sellers" that appeared in the streets during summertime. Edamame, alike a ripen soybean, is rich in energy, fats, and high-quality proteins. Further, it contains vitamins A and C, which the normal soybeans do not contain, and it is also rich in vitamin B1. Vitamin B1 improves sugar metabolism and keeps the nerve functions normal, thus, it supports recovery from daily and summer heat fatigue. Additionally, a substance called methionine contained in the proteins of edamame, along with vitamins A, B1, and C helps decompose alcohol and reduces the burden on the liver. Therefore, it really makes sense to eat edamame as an appetizer for beer. You may enjoy a beer with edamame served in Hakusan Porcelain's Hirachawan or Koishiwara ware's plates, all of which would enhance your experience, and most importantly, keep you healthy. Nishikawanobori Takezaiku's Sobazaru https://www.shokunin.com/en/nishikawanobori/soba.html Hakusan Porcelain's Hirachawan https://www.shokunin.com/en/hakusan/hirachawan.html Okuhara Glass's Kop https://www.shokunin.com/en/okuhara/kop.html Nousaku's Beer Cup https://www.shokunin.com/en/nousaku/glass.html Koishiwara ware's Plate https://www.shokunin.com/en/koishiwara/mame.html @shokunincom #職人ドットコム #オーガニックビール #ビールと枝豆 #枝豆とビール #キッチン用品 #台所用品 #キッチン #手仕事 #暮らしの道具 #暮らしを楽しむ #モノづくり #ものづくり #工芸品 #民芸 #民藝 #民芸品 #ビールと枝豆最高 #豊かな食卓 #キッチングラム #手作りのある暮らし #器のある暮らし #焼き物 #日本🇯🇵 #枝豆 #えだまめ #そばざる #蕎麦ざる #ヤッホーブルーイング #能作 #西川登竹細工」8月4日 0時23分