This very limited, special project miso honors The Three Sisters (maize, beans, and squash) which are planted together in a shared space. This tradition of companion planting was developed through agricultural practices by various Indigenous peoples of Central and North America. This practice allows the three crops to nourish and sustain
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Thoughtfully crafted
I'm so glad I added a jar of this to my latest order. It's a very special miso. I loved reading the story of how this came to be on the included card (the Hidatsa red beans are a rare and special indigenous heirloom variety), and it's even more delicious that the sum of it's parts. Perfect for summer!
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Korianne · July 11, 2026
Three Sisters
How did they know(I have 2 sisters)? delicious new offering, add it to the savory column. They never cease to add new tasty flavors…keep the hits coming!
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Carherine · December 6, 2025
Delicious on anything
This miso is so wonderful — we put it on squash and it was amazing