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All Natural Chinese Condiments
posted by Mighty Staff
A lot of readily available Chinese sauces and condiments are packed with MSG, corn syrup, corn starch and other highly processed ingredients. We just stumbled on the Wok Mei line of Chinese condiments. They are made from 100% all-natural ingredients - they even use evaporated cane juice in place of refined sugar as a sweetener! Look for the oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, and plum sauce.
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shelly said:
shelly said:
Well nobody likes "can" juice. Sorry, typo in my previous comment. It should have read "cane" juice.
Terrie said:
I found this in our Whole Foods. Really great sauce line, and I'm SO happy to find all-natural oyster sauce. My husband is always doing stir fry, and I was going crazy finding one. We tried the Wok Mei Hoisin on some chicken nuggets as a dip. Mmmmmm, fantastic!
There's a company in Israel (Tamar, I think?) that produces all natural, sugar free hoisin sauce, using prunes as a sweetening agent. It was a well spiced, complex sauce. I'm not sure whether they still make it though. Personally, I prefer no dehydrated can juice at all in my all natural products :).