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Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Peanut Satay Sauce is an 8 fl oz versatile sauce made from fresh-roasted peanuts, coconut milk, and spices. This gluten-free and vegan sauce is perfect for enhancing salads, Thai noodles, and as a dipping sauce, bringing the authentic taste of southern Thailand to your kitchen.
| Product Dimensions | 6.67 x 6.67 x 10.16 cm; 5.6 Grams |
| Item model number | dinirao |
| Product Name | food |
| Weight | 12.35 Pounds |
| Volume | 227 Milliliters |
| Brand | Thai Kitchen |
| Manufacturer | McCormick & Company, Inc. |
D**B
Lots of flavor
I love this sauce, it's kinda thick so if I use it for dipping I just dilute it a tad bit, and voila!!
F**N
Four Stars
Good
L**8
One of the easiest meals possible
Thai Kitchen website has a few recipes for using, but my favorite is just to boil some noodles, toss in some chicken and broccoli, add sauce. The jar is small, so you’ll want two if feeding many. Almost as good as the restaurant and way cheaper!
J**E
It says Thia on the bottle but it doesn’t taste like it
Taste is a personal thing and when I don’t like something I get other opinions as I did with this sauce and the consensus was unanimous, this is lousy satay sauce.I’ve never experienced any Thai sauce, satay or otherwise which tastes as bland and un-Thia like as this. There really isn’t any flavour that stands out, peanut, tamarind, sweet, nothing. It has some sort of flavour but it’s not great. Thia sauces tend to be exciting, have a little burn to them but are loaded with zing and pizazz, this falls flat. Even the texture is blah.Not something we will be getting again.
W**M
To me - it has a curry-like taste
I'm not real big on curry, it is probably the turmeric that is generating the taste I get. On its own, this stuff is only so good - but mix it with some Braggs amino acids sauce and this stuff really come alive.
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