San-J - Gluten Free Orange Sauce - Bright and Sweet Sauce for Cooking - Non-GMO - 10 oz. Bottle

Very tasty for adding to chicken or shrimp in stir fry

Love San J GF Orange Sauce. Quality ingredients. Great by itself or as a base for variations. Stir in a little honey and lime for a slightly sweet, tart sauce. Add a dash of spicy General's Sauce for a little kick. Or mix with Tamari for a teriyaki taste. Good with any fish, any poultry. I keep it in the frig all the time.

I can't describe how gross this sauce was. It's also not returnable so I dumped it down the drain so no one mistakenly used it in my home.

I bought this to use as a dipping sauce for leek pancakes. It was okay for that purpose but I wouldn't buy it again. It is salty and has a little zip to it but I detected no orange flavor whatsoever. Not a fan.

Great taste, love with rice!

This product came damaged beyond use. I removed it from the mailbox and got sauce all over me!

Just ok. Not a great or intense orange flavor and full of sugar.

San-J Sauce Orange Gf 10 Fl Oz. Visit the San-J StoreA stir-fry sauce.This Orange Sauce is best used sparingly as a stir-fry sauce. A little bit goes a long way, and it can overpower the food that it is used on. This is a spicy soy sauce. Two tablespoonfuls contain 370 mg of Sodium, about one sixth of a person’s total Daily Value of Sodium. High Sodium products are not good for you, but it is a common problem with all prepared foods. I much prefer to use old fashioned Duck Sauce on my Chinese food, like the Duck Sauce served in Chinese restaurants. I could only give three Amazon Stars to: San-J Sauce Orange Gf 10 Fl Oz.