How to choose curry roux & curry powder

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You can’t use the commercial curry roux in Japan, because they included animal extract on it.
Let’s prefer Halal certified curry, or animal-derived component free and non-alcoholic curry.

Halal certified curry roux

Inoue spice Sachi (Fortunately) curry dry 160g (6 servings) Ingredients: wheat flour, edible vegetable oil, salt, tomato paste, curry powder, brown sugar, onion powder, apples, bananas, brown sugar, ginger, red pepper , garam masala, black pepper, garlic, yeast extract ※chemical seasoning, emulsifiers, colorings, additives, preservatives-free (Information given as of November 2015)

Inoue spice Sachi (Fortunately) curry midium hot 160g (6 servings) Ingredients: wheat flour, edible vegetable oil, tomato paste, salt, curry powder, brown sugar, onion powder, apples, bananas, brown sugar, ginger, garam masala, garlic, yeast extract ※chemical seasoning, emulsifiers, colorings, additives, preservatives-free (Information given as of November 2015)

Featured curry roux & curry powder (No HALAL certification)

S&B curry powder 400g (for business use) Ingredients: turmeric, coriander, cumin, fenugreek, black pepper, red pepper, Chinpi, other spices (Information given as of November 2015)

Rice flour curry roux Ingredients: vegetable oils and fats (palm oil, safflower oil), rice flour (domestic), sugar (Hokkaido sugar beet), curry powder, salt, potato starch (Hokkaido), seasoning (yeast extract, malt extract) fruit juice (pineapple, mango, papaya), powder tomato *small amount of soybeans included *flour,  animal-derived raw materials, GMO, preservatives, artificial coloring-free *There is processing of crustaceans and flour in the same factory. (Information given as of November 2015)

Tokyo Food Co., Ltd. / Rice curry roux /100% made from plant-based raw material

Ingredients:
vegetable oil (palm oil, safflower oil), rice flour (local rice), sugar (sugar beet (Hokkaido)),　curry powder, salt, starch (potato (Hokkaido)), yeast extract, fruit juice, powdered tomato, malt extract

*small amount of soybeans included

*animal-derived component, chemical seasoning,flour-free

*I called the manufacturer and they confirmed that the product is alcohol-free.

You can check or buy at any natural food store.
(Information given as of November 2015)

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