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San-j Tamari Sauce


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jaimek Enthusiast

Some people have mentioned San-J Tamari sauce as a substitue for soy sauce. I love soy sauce but am not a big fan of La Choy (which is the only kind that is gluten free). If anyone knows, can you please inform me where I can buy this sauce? Thanks! :D


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Whole Foods has it, and I've seen it online (at various gluten-free sites). It tastes almost exactly like regular soy sauce (unlike LaChoy, which I also dislike). Be sure to get the correct one, as San J make gluten containing soy sauce as well.

tarnalberry Community Regular

As a self-described food snob, I agree LaChoy soy sauce is ... well, hardly soy sauce at all.

I get San-J Tamari at Wild Oats, but I've seen it at Ralph's (Kroger) as well.

jaimek Enthusiast

Thanks so much! I will go to Whole Foods this week and get it. (I don't have a Kroger near me). Very exciting!!! It's the little things :P

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smokate100 Newbie

Some people have mentioned San-J Tamari sauce as a substitue for soy sauce. I love soy sauce but am not a big fan of La Choy (which is the only kind that is gluten free). If anyone knows, can you please inform me where I can buy this sauce? Thanks! :D

Hi,

You can get San-J Tamari at any Whole Foods store. Most grocery stores carry it too, just look in the Asian Foods Section.

Coleslawcat Contributor

Hi,

You can get San-J Tamari at any Whole Foods store. Most grocery stores carry it too, just look in the Asian Foods Section.

It's also sold at Sprouts in case you happen to live in a part of the country that has them.

Wolicki Enthusiast

I bought some San J at Whole Foods. It was $8 :blink: My assistant is Vietnamese. She brought me a bottle of gluten free Tamari yesterday that she bought at the Asian market. It's a big bottle. It was $2 :D


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David in Seattle Explorer

I bought some San J at Whole Foods. It was $8 :blink: My assistant is Vietnamese. She brought me a bottle of gluten free Tamari yesterday that she bought at the Asian market. It's a big bottle. It was $2 :D

Seattle has a huge number of Asians and not far from my house is an Asian market the size of your average QFC/Ralph's/Krogers. They must have 400 different bottles of soy sauce, but no San J. So I get it at Safeway :rolleyes:

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