Katsuobushi are dried bonito flakes which are used to make dashi soup stock. Also, katsuobushi are used as toppings in various dishes, such as salads, tofu and cooked vegetables. There are varieties of finely sliced Katsuobushi which are made especially to be used as garnishes.

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