ABC Sweet Soy Sauce product reviews

This product is a fantastic option for anyone looking for a versatile sauce. I have used this one many occasions in my cooking to help add some extra taste and a bit of sweetness. My personal favourite use of the sauce is in stir frys, although I have also used it as a side sauce for samosas, spring rolls etc.

A few years ago I traveled to Bali and did a cooking class there. They use this sweet soy sauce all the time (this brand even!) in their cooking, and they really know how to make the most of it! From their insights, now when I use this sauce, I mix it with ginger, garlic and chilli and it makes a fantastic sauce. The amount of flavour that this combination gives can really give a boost to your cooking and I would thoroughly recommend trying it.

That being said, the one downside of this sauce is the amount of sugar contained. If you are worried about sugar intake, then I would definitely be cautious using this, and make sure to read the label. I have found that diluting the sauce with regular soy sauce works quite well to reduce sugar % (although this increases salt content - you can't win!).

Overall, I thoroughly recommend trying this sauce - and if you have any other suggestions on how to use the sauce I would be interested in hearing them!

This is a really great, versatile option for when you need a yummy sauce for your dinner.

This is a thick sauce, but with the range of dishes I have used it on this hasn't been an issue for me at all yet. I have used this as just a small amount thrown into a stir fry, right at the start of the meal when I am cooking the 'meat', it soaks into the food well adding great flavour to the dish overall. Any time that I cook steak I pop a dollop of this in the frying pan and it gives an extra little kick to my meal.

My favourite use for this is in stir fried rice. I throw some in the frying pan when cooking up my meat, eggs and various vegetables. I then add a little bit to the rice, letting it soak in, just a light amount throughout the rice, then I throw the two together and plate. If needed, because I was a little light at the time, then I will add some more on top, but generally it isn't needed at all.

For the price this is well worth adding to your shopping cart, not only is it cheap but it can be used on a wide range of dishes.

I bought this soy sauce by mistake thinking it was a liquid soy sauce. I just seen that it was the cheapest soy sauce on the shelf and grabbed it without even reading the bottle. When I got home and poured the soy sauce out of the bottle I realised that it was a thick syrup sauce rather than the liquid I had expected, so I read the bottle and also found out that it was sweet!

As I was making a chicken fried rice I wasn't sure what to expect thinking it might make my rice a little too sweet rather than the savoury taste I was going for. IT was a little sweet but not in a bad way but I found it didn't have that same intense soy sauce flavour that I get from the liquid soy sauce I normally use. The other thing I have been using this for is to make pork mince spring rolls for my daughter, and she loves them.

To pork mince I add the soy sauce and then roll into spring roll pastry and bake till crispy. She then has the spring rolls served with a bit of the soy sauce to dip them in. She loves the sauce and told me to keep buying it rather than the other one. I have also found it to be good for making soy sauce marinate as the thickness allows it to stay on what you are marinated rather than running off.