Mamenori

Mamenori (まめのり^?), or soybean paper, also referred to as mame-nori-san (まめのりさん^?), are thin wrappers used as a substitute for nori, and may be used as a spring roll wrapper or as a dessert wrap.

“｢Mamenori san」（まめのりさん）”

“｢Mamenori san」（まめのりさん）” are processed food sheets consisting primarily of soybean developed by J-OIL MILLS, INC. of Japan . “｢Mamenori san」（まめのりさん）”and“「Mamenori」（まめのり）”are registered trademarks of J-OIL MILLS, INC. There are many non-Japanese who dislike the sea-like smell of nori, even though sushi is now popular outside Japan. Thus, Mamenori is used in foreign sushi shops instead of regular nori. The faint taste of soybeans remains on the tongue when Mamenori is eaten, and it melts in the mouth. Especially in the United States, the image "Soybeans = health food" is well-established, so Mamenori is a good food for health-conscious consumers.

Varieties

-Plain type-

Pink –
Orange –
Yellow –
Green –
Natural –

-variety type-

Goma –
Shiso –
Aonori–

Soy

General	Soy allergy Soy candle Soy ink Soy molasses Soy paint Soy protein Soybean Soybean diseases Soybean meal Soybean oil

Soy based dishes	Aburaage Agedashi tofu Bai ye Douhua Dubu kimchi Edamame Hiyayakko Kongguksu Kongnamul Mapo doufu Miso soup Sundubu jjigae Tahu goreng Tofu skin roll Yong Tau Foo

Milk substitute	Cheese analogue Soy milk Soy yogurt

Meat analogues	Beanfeast Tempeh Textured vegetable protein Tofu Tofurkey Vegetarian hot dog Veggie burger

Sauces and condiments	Dajiang Doenjang Doubanjiang Douchi Kinema Miso Nattō Soy sauce Teriyaki Tauco Tian mian jiang Tương Yellow soybean paste

Various other foods	Mamenori Okara Oncom Soy flour Soy milk based infant formula Stinky tofu Tofu skin

Companies	8th Continent Alpro Boca Burger Gardenburger Morningstar Farms Silk So Good Tofutti Turtle Mountain Vitasoy Yeo Hiap Seng