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The pH of miso typically ranges from 6.0 to 7.5, depending on the type of miso and its fermentation process. Generally, lighter misos like white miso tend to be on the sweeter and milder side, while darker misos like red miso can be more savory and slightly more acidic. The fermentation process contributes to its unique flavor profile and nutritional content.

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