JP2001292709A - Purification of taste of food with deer-bone divination and ceramic - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a ceramic which can milden the tastes of foods and improve the flavors and throat touches of the foods by a simple method, because the foods taken in the daily life are made from food materials for which agrochemicals, chemical fertilizer, and so on, have been used and which have tastes different from the original latent tastes of the foods. SOLUTION: The purification of the taste of the food, characterized by graphing the deer-bone divination on the upper surface of the ceramic and printing on the lower surface of the ceramic the two sentences of 'KANNAGARATAMATIHAEMASE' which are the words of the god of old Shinto (religion).

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to a food product which uses Futai (Futomani) and ceramics to make the taste of food rounder and to improve the mouth and throat.

[0002] Foods taken in daily life are often genetically modified foods (known as Frankenstein foods in Europe and the United States) and imported foods, and further use pesticides and chemical fertilizers. In many cases.

[0003] For example, the taste is completely different between organically cultivated tomatoes without using old pesticides and tomatoes with current pesticides and chemical fertilizers. The present invention has been made for the purpose of making the taste of food even milder, specifically, to improve the mouth and throat.

It has long been said that Kotodama has spiritual power. Accordingly, the present invention provides a mixture of the spirit of "A" and the spirit of "Wa", which have been used since ancient times called "Futomani," and a purity of 100, which is considered to be good for human vibration. % Ceramics as the base,
In addition, it combines the ancient Shinto god language, "Religion and Religion". Humans live by breathing. In other words, they absorb oxygen and take it into the body, and exhale carbon dioxide, which is an unclean substance, to maintain a healthy body. In the same way, they have found that they take in the energy that activates food and release unnecessary energy to revive and maintain the natural properties of food. Specifically, the spirit of "A" in Taisho is a clockwise vortex. This is equivalent to a low pressure in the weather and has the power to suck everything. The word "wa" is a left-handed swirl. This is equivalent to a high pressure in the weather and has the power to exhale everything. Therefore, by using the two words “A” and “W”, the heavenly positive energy is absorbed, the negative energy of the food is exhaled, and the food is changed to the original state. From the desire to make this series of foods in line with God's will, the Shinto god of ancient times,
Is printed on the back of the ceramic.

[0005] Only the food is placed on top of the invention. Coffee cups and cups can be placed instead of coasters, and large containers such as pots can be placed just below the center of the container. Salads and raw vegetables can be placed in pottery or glassware and handled in the same way. The placing time depends on the size of the food, but may be 1 to 3 minutes.

[0006] This changes the properties of the food, resulting in a milder taste and better passing over the throat. Actually, one cigarette is put on the present invention, and one minute later, the cigarette is smoked. You can see that the taste of the cigarette is lighter. Similarly, just put black coffee for 3 minutes to make the taste change easy to understand,
The unique bitterness of coffee is eliminated, the taste becomes more mellow, and the drinking mouth becomes very good. Foods with more intense taste and throat can easily understand the degree of change, and as a result of various experiments, it is possible to sufficiently understand the change just by placing them for 3 minutes.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a top view of a ceramic.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a ceramic.

FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the ceramic.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Futoni 2 Ceramics 3 Shinto language of old Shinto

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A figure is formed on a top surface of a ceramic. (2) On the underside of ceramics,
Print two sentences.