KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang Powder 22.4oz (635g) - Korean Fermented Soybean Powder, Umami-Rich High-Protein Vegan Seasoning
Product details
| Management number | 253513123 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$23.53 | Model Number | 253513123 | ||
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KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang Powder is a richly fermented Korean soybean powder that delivers bold umami, plant-based protein, and probiotic-friendly flavor to soups, stews, and creative recipes.
Made from carefully selected non-GMO soybeans and traditionally fermented, this 22.4oz (635g) jar captures the earthy, savory character of cheonggukjang in a convenient dry form. It’s designed to add depth and a distinctive fermented aroma without the texture of whole beans, making it easy to fold into hot dishes, dressings, and blends for an instant umami lift.
How do I use Cheonggukjang Powder in everyday cooking?
KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang Powder dissolves and blends into liquids quickly, so it works well in broths, stews, marinades, and sauces. Start with small amounts and adjust to taste, since the powder has a concentrated savory profile. It also pairs well with miso, soy sauce, or chili paste to build layered flavors.
- Add 1–2 teaspoons to 1 cup of soup or broth for immediate umami depth.
- Mix into stews like doenjang jjigae or kimchi jjigae near the end of cooking.
- Whisk into dressings, dips, or ramen tare for a fermented savory boost.
- Blend into plant-based patties or sauces to enhance meaty, satisfying notes.
What nutritional benefits does this fermented soybean powder provide?
Cheonggukjang Powder supplies concentrated plant protein and a fermentation-derived savory profile without dairy or animal ingredients. While not a medical product, the powder offers an easy way to increase soy-based protein and natural flavor in vegan and vegetarian meals. Nutrient content will vary by serving size and recipe.
- High in plant-based protein per serving compared to many dry seasonings.
- Fermentation contributes distinctive taste and may support varied culinary uses.
- Free from artificial additives and suitable for vegan diets.
- Non-GMO soybeans used in production for cleaner ingredient sourcing.
How does KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang compare to natto or miso powders?
While natto often retains sticky, stringy textures and miso is a paste with a milder salt profile, Cheonggukjang Powder brings a bolder, smoother fermented soybean flavor without paste consistency. It’s an alternative for cooks who want the strong umami and aromatic qualities of cheonggukjang but in a shelf-stable, easy-to-dissolve form.
- Bolder, earthier fermentation flavor than many miso powders.
- Smoother, less sticky texture than natto—ideal for liquids and blends.
- Concentrated powder requires small amounts to season dishes effectively.
- Works as a finishing flavor or a cooking-time ingredient depending on desired intensity.
How should I store and measure the powder for best results?
Keep the jar sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve aroma and potency. Use measuring spoons to control intensity; a little goes a long way. For longer storage after opening, refrigeration in an airtight container can help maintain freshness.
- Store sealed at room temperature; refrigerate after opening if preferred.
- Start with 1⁄2 to 1 teaspoon per serving and increase to taste.
- Airtight jar avoids moisture and clumping; use a dry spoon to scoop.
- Label expiration or opened date to track freshness over months.
Who is this for: KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang Powder is aimed at home cooks, chefs, and plant-based eaters who want a powerful fermented soybean flavor without handling whole beans. It suits anyone experimenting with Korean recipes, enhancing vegetarian soups and sauces, or seeking a shelf-stable umami seasoning to elevate everyday meals.
Ingredients
soybean
FAQ
Q: Is KorGourmetta Cheonggukjang Powder vegan and non-GMO?
A: Yes—made from non-GMO soybeans and fermented without animal ingredients, suitable for vegan diets.
Q: How much powder should I add to a pot of soup?
A: Start with 1–2 teaspoons per cup of broth, then adjust to taste for desired savory intensity.
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