Coconut Secret Coconut Aminos - 16.9 fl oz - Low Sodium Soy Sauce Alternative, Low-Glycemic - Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Kosher - Keto, Paleo - 101 Total Servings

It gives great umame notes where I can't use soy (allergies). Not the same as soy, but similar "what the heck is that?" effect. I used it just as I would soy sauce in many dishes.

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We've been using Braggs Aminos as a salty-sauce add-on to a meal-bowl that isn't quite right for 25 years. We use a variety of soy-bases sauces as well, including mushroom soys and other infused soy and tamaris. This "coconut amino" is quite different: it's sweeter, but more importantly it's a rounder, smoother mouth feel. It leaves an oily after taste, but it's not bad. It's similar to using coconut oil in food -- it's a heavy oil. This product is quite light, but there's an oily element to it that Braggs and normal soy sauces don't have.I like it. It's curious. We've tried it out a few times to 'pop' a meal that needs some salt and extra flavor, exactly in the circumstances we'd use braggs or a sprinkling of flavored soy sauce. If you're looking for a really simple amino-acid salty additive for your meals, this is the wrong product. But if you have tried a few or twenty-dozen salty-sloshes, this is very interesting.If you've never tried any of these, instead of salting ("seasoning") your dish: start with a gluten-free tamari. Then try Braggs Amino. Know the difference. Then try "sodium free" potassium/calcium salts. Once you're past that, this is a fun and weird alternative.

Love the taste for rice and any seasoning with veggies! No damage and great package!

I keep hearing about this being better so thought I should try it. It was Ok but I prefer the flavor of soy sauce.

Very tasty for any meat or vegetable dish. Absolutely love it!

I love to use these in so many ways! I use them alone to marinate but I also mix them to make different marinades or dressings.Always a good choice.

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