Just mix to taste and stir
Riken Vitamin’s “Just Dilute Soup” will be released on August 20th. Soups that can be easily made by simply diluting with hot water or milk include “Corn Soup,” “Scallop Chowder,” and “Onion Consommé.” Soups can be easily made to your desired thickness, temperature, and amount. Riken Vitamin will be releasing a new series of household products, “Just Mix Soup,” on the 20th. This series is a liquid concentrated soup that can be made into soup simply by mixing with hot water, water, milk, etc. You can adjust the thickness, temperature, and amount to your liking, so you can quickly make it to suit any meal. As it is a liquid, it dissolves quickly and does not clump, making it a new type of soup that has never been seen before. The main target is people in their 30s and 40s who are busy with housework, childcare, and work.
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