Looking for a Soy Sauce

[cooker99]

Looking for a soy sauce with a salty flavor. I am not a huge fan of the "sweeter" tasting soy sauces.

Thx

[Pollywog]

Just look for a good non-wheat Tamari. More wheat = more sweet.

[Jeremiah]

looking for a salty soy sauce :rolleyes:

[speedog]

Kikkoman? Definitely not sweet tasting.

[cooker99]

Originally posted by speedog
Kikkoman? Definitely not sweet tasting.

Not a huge fan of the Kikkoman stuff. I'm looking for something similar to the Wing's sauce you get from takeout joints.

[Pollywog]

Originally posted by cooker99


Not a huge fan of the Kikkoman stuff. I'm looking for something similar to the Wing's sauce you get from takeout joints.

Might I recommend


Originally posted by cooker99
Wing's sauce

[diamondedge]

I found Maggi to be more salty than Kikko.

[cooker99]

Originally posted by Pollywog


Might I recommend



Great input. It's my understanding that you can't purchase Wing's soy sauce from grocers. It must be purchased directly from their warehouse in a box of 500 individual packets, or a giant jug of it. I am not doing that.

[Pollywog]

Originally posted by cooker99


Great input. It's my understanding that you can't purchase Wing's soy sauce from grocers. It must be purchased directly in a box of 500 individual packets, or a giant jug of it. I am not doing that.
Check this out. http://forums.beyond.ca/showthread/t-215615.html I think having a box full of packets of soy sauce is kind of cool :dunno:

As well I did give you good input:

Originally posted by Pollywog
Just look for a good non-wheat Tamari. More wheat = more sweet.

[cooker99]

Originally posted by diamondedge
I found Maggi to be more salty than Kikko.

Thanks man. Will check it out.

[blinkme_210]

Go with Yamasa brand. You can get it at TnT. Maggi is not actually soy sauce, but rather "seasoning".

[cooker99]

Originally posted by blinkme_210
Go with Yamasa brand. You can get it at TnT. Maggi is not actually soy sauce, but rather "seasoning".

I will check it out, thanks.

Appreciate the useful ones posting information here.

[szw]

I always use the pearl river bridge brand...I get the "premium" one. Its not sweet at all. Make sure you get the "light" soy sauce.

[chengj]

I really like the Kimlan line. They have a "premium" line that is pretty good. You can also get it at T&T.

[cooperS]

go to TnT, there is a wide selection for different type of food.

Lee Kam Kee or Tao Tai have the lighter and less sweet type.

[DENZILDON]

The filipino soy sauce brands are salty. Marca Pina or Silver Swan.

[jwslam]

Originally posted by diamondedge
I found Maggi to be more salty than Kikko.
i'm pretty sure maggi is meant to be sweet
and it doesn't advertise itself as a soy sauce iirc

ummm anything saltier huh? definitely stay away from anythign that says "mushroom" soy sauce.

[cocoabrova]

China Lily-you can get it @StupidStore and is fairly salty IMO....

[///328is]

try Golden mountain

http://www.asiafoodland.de/images/golden%20mountain%20seasonig%20sauce%20tuong%20gia%20vi.jpg