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Five separate heaps of whole grains and beans laid out across warm stone

Five foods. Nothing else.

No blend names, no seventy-item list. Five whole foods, weighed and printed.

The formula, by weight.

  • Brown rice32%
  • White rice26%
  • Hominy corn19%
  • Black bean13%
  • Barley10%
Bran-on brown rice grains in a wooden tray at the edge of a rice field

32% of the blend

Brown rice

The base

Roasted with the bran still on — where the fiber lives, and what gives the glass its body.

  • Fiber and B vitamins retained rather than milled away
  • Roasted longest of the five
Polished white rice in a pale clay dish beside terraced paddies

26% of the blend

White rice

The finish

Here for texture, and we say so. Milled the finest of the five, it keeps the glass smooth to the bottom.

  • Milled finest, so it carries the silk
  • Mild enough not to fight the barley’s malt note
Dried hominy kernels on linen in front of a late-season maize field

19% of the blend

Hominy corn

The easy energy

Alkaline-cooked before roasting, the same ancient step that turns maize into masa — it unlocks the niacin.

  • Nixtamalised first, then roasted
  • The rounded, almost popcorn note in the aroma
Dried black beans in an earthenware dish beside black bean pods on the vine

13% of the blend

Black bean

The slow-down

The only legume in the blend. Its protein and fiber are still attached to the bean — roasted whole, never extracted.

  • Plant protein still inside the food, never an isolate
  • Roasted all the way through
Hulled barley grains in a woven basket in a barley field at golden hour

10% of the blend

Barley

The malt note

The smallest share and the biggest fingerprint: beta-glucan, and the malty finish people keep coming back for.

  • Beta-glucan, a soluble fiber
  • The long malty finish, with no bitterness behind it
  • Contains gluten. It is on the front of the pouch, not in a footnote

Then milled, then checked.

Five roasts finish at five different times. Only once every one of them is right do they become one powder.

Fine roasted grain powder falling in a stream into a ceramic bowl
Milled fine enough to whisk, not fine enough to taste like dust
Three sealed sample jars of roasted grain powder in a row
Read the ingredients and allergen information before use
  • Added sugar
  • Sweeteners
  • Protein isolates
  • Extracts
  • Gums
  • Added flavoring
  • Caffeine
  • Fillers

Five foods.
One pouch.

600 g, thirty servings, and every gram of it named on the front.

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Misu Original

Nutrition Facts

30 servings per 600 g pouch

Serving size1 Tbsp (20 g)
Amount per servingCalories
70
Nutrients and percent Daily Values per 1 Tbsp (20 g) serving of Misu Original powder
Amount per serving% Daily Value*
Total fat 0.5 g1%
Saturated fat 0 g0%
Trans fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg0%
Sodium 0 mg0%
Total carbohydrate 14 g5%
Dietary fiber 3 g11%
Total sugars 0 g
Includes 0 g added sugars0%
Protein 4 g8%
Vitamin D 0 mcg0%
Calcium 20 mg2%
Iron 0.8 mg4%
Potassium 80 mg2%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

The five-food blend

Every ingredient.
Every proportion.

  1. Brown rice32%
  2. White rice26%
  3. Hominy corn19%
  4. Black bean13%
  5. Barley10%

Allergen information

Contains barley (gluten).
Not suitable for a gluten-free diet.

Other allergy questions? Contact us.

Nutrition is for Misu Original powder only, as shown on the package label. Milk and toppings add their own nutrients.