Tofu (water, non-gmo soybeans, calcium sulphate), water, salt.

Contains: Soy.

Oomé, meaning plum blossom in Japanese and symbolizing spring and new beginnings, emerged out of losing Miki's father and paying tribute to her Japanese identity on her mother's side.

Miki's father loved using his smoker to make delicious family meals that would bring the family around the dinner table. But in the summer of 2020, he suffered a significant accident and passed away several months later, leaving Miki to inherit her father's smoker.

Miki wanted to honor her father by doing something with his smoker, but in a way that would align with her own values of living more plant-forward. There the concept of Oomé was born.