The invention which belongs to the technical field of flavorings especially relates to a salt-free soy. A technical scheme of the salt-free soy comprises the following steps: 1, mixing raw materials of soybean (bean cakes and soybean meal oil cakes), wheat bran (or crushed wheat) or rice husk, moistening, and steaming them in a boiler; 2, air-cooling the raw materials, mixing the raw materials with a koji forming material, adding water, uniformly stirring them, fermenting the raw materials in a pool, and spraying oil to leach after the fermentation; and 3, heating a raw soy, adding a flavoring as needed, directly clarifying the heated raw soy if the taste needs no adjustments, sterilization-disinfecting, and packaging to form finished products after the quality detection qualification. The salt-free soy has the following beneficial effects: the oxidation resistance of the salt-free soy is 150 times higher than the oxidation resistance of vitamin C; and generations of arteriosclerosis, myocardial infarction, apoplexy, hypertension, heat diseases and cataract are reduced after the salt-free soy is taken for a long term. The salt-free soy is suitable for people needing light diets and a proper amount of salt.