Fermentation process microbes.
What are you asking? Are you asking about Kimchi?
No, Japanese people do not always eat kimchi. Kimchi is a traditional Korean dish made of fermented vegetables, typically cabbage and radishes, seasoned with various spices. While kimchi is popular in Japan and can be found in some Japanese restaurants and grocery stores, it is not a staple food in Japanese cuisine. Japanese cuisine is diverse and includes a wide variety of dishes beyond kimchi.
Some delicious recipes that incorporate spicy kimchi as a key ingredient include kimchi fried rice, kimchi stew, kimchi pancakes, and kimchi grilled cheese sandwiches.
Toothpaste helps in killing pathogenic microbes. I don't think it itself contains any microbes.
its poo
Bioremediation microbes
Traditional kimchi does not contain fat.
Kimchi is native to Korean culture.
No, pickling is a type of seasoning. These seasonings are not used in kimchi. Kimchi is made through fermentation.
Kimchi is not actually grown. It is made. Kimchi is a combination of ingredients, mainly napa cabbage and gochugaru chilis.
Kimchi can be very easy to make if you follow the recipe that is on www.maangchi.com. They have recipes for all kinds of kimchi linked by videos on youtube. There is a wide variety of kimchi to suit your needs.
Since edaphic is used to describe soil factors, I think that it means microbes found in soil.