Discover the Powerhouse of Nutrition and Flavor
Meet Japan’s rare petite black soybeans, known as Kuromame — a naturally flavorful superfood celebrated for its exceptional nutritional richness.
This petite variety contains 2× more antioxidants than regular black soybeans and 5× more than yellow soybeans, making every cup both wholesome and delicious.
Key Benefits
❤ Stronger Bones: Supports bone density with naturally occurring minerals.
❤ Heart Friendly: Helps maintain healthy blood pressure and reduce LDL cholesterol.
❤ Immune Support: Strengthens the body’s natural defenses with antioxidant power.
❤ Low Carb & Wholesome: A smart, satisfying choice for mindful living and weight balance.
Bursting with Flavor and Goodness
Roasted from a rare Japanese petite variety, each bean is gently toasted to perfection for a mellow, nutty aroma and naturally sweet finish. Brew a refreshing cup of Kuromame tea, then enjoy the tender beans afterward as a nourishing snack—or sprinkle them over rice, salads, or yogurt for extra flavor and texture.
Easy to prepare—scroll down for the simple how-to.
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All-Natural • Pesticide-freeDried and roasted using traditional Japanese techniques. |
How to Use
Black Soybean Tea (Kuromame Cha)
These directions make about two cups (250 ml / 8 oz each) of comforting, antioxidant-rich tea.
- Add 1 flat tablespoon of beans to 2 cups (500 ml) of cold water.
- Bring to a full, rolling boil.
- Reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Turn off the heat and let it rest for 10 minutes.
- Serve warm for a toasty flavor or chill for a refreshing drink.
Enjoy the Beans After Brewing
Nothing goes to waste—the petite black soybeans become tender and richly flavored after brewing. Savor them as a nutty, protein-rich snack, or sprinkle them over rice, salads, or yogurt for extra texture and nutrition.
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Very relaxing
I drink this tea almost every night. The roasted aroma is wonderful, and the taste is smooth and mild. After brewing, I like to eat the soft beans with a little salt. It feels comforting and good for the body.
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Black Soybean Tea and Wawaza
This product is excellent, as is Wawaza. Couldn't recommend the site more highly. If you've found Wawaza, you're lucky!
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Versatile and delicious
You can infuse black soybeans for a delicious tea or cook them. They can be used in a variety of dishes (add them to salads, soups, stews, or even puree them to make a creamy dip or spread. So Delicious and full of nutrients :-)
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Healthy and tasty
This tea has such a natural roasty flavor with a bit of sweetness. The quality is excellent, and I can tell it’s made with care. Thank you for making such nice tea.
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Nice flavor after I learn how to make
At first I made it too strong, but now I brew a bit shorter and it’s just right. The taste is earthy and smooth. I enjoy eating the beans afterward. No waste and very satisfying.
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Thank you very much!
I received a nicely wrapped parcel with my favourite japanese tea, it is delicious! I was also super happy about the two free tasters and the cute little note with the origami swan.
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love it
Took a bit to get use to but love it .
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enjoyed
am loving eating the soy beans with yoghurt and other sweets and i have enjoyed drinking it thru the day at work. very refreshing cold in this summer heat
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Great source of plant protein
I love the earthy smell of this tea and my mother and I share eating the precious beans after we brew the tea. I look forward to buying this tea and the dokudami each Spring now!
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Execellent
Tastes delicious! I love brewing the tea and snacking on the soybeans after. No waste!
