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San-J Stir-Fry & Marinade, Gluten Free, Teriyaki - 10 Ounce, $4.79
Stir-fry & marinade. Gluten free. Certified gluten-free. Non-GMO. Non GMO Project verified. nongmoproject.org. Est. 1804. San-J Teriyaki Sauce is ideal as marinade for chicken, beef, or shrimp. In just 30 minutes, you're ready for the grill. Brush on a little extra sauce and serve over rice. Delicious! We take our San-J Tamari Soy Sauce and add a touch of sweetness with honey, sake, and ginger. The result is a Teriyaki sauce that's delectable, sweet, and savory. San-J is a Brewer of Premium Tamari, established in 1804, Japan. No artificial preservatives or additives. Foodmap Friendly: Approved food product. www.san-j.com.

Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Pad Thai Sauce - 8 Fluid ounce, $5.49
Skip the hassle of mixing your own sauce. Add the complex sweet and tangy flavor of our Thai Kitchen Pad Thai Sauce to a classic noodle dish or to your favorite stir fry. This gluten free sauce brings out authentic Thai flavors for a perfect dish every time.

Glory Foods Mustard Greens, Southern Style - 27 Ounce, $2.69
Slow simmered with onions, garlic & spices in a savory broth. Real. Southern. Style. Goodness. Gracious. Glory. Glory vegetables are picked at the prime of ripeness, lovingly seasoned. Real. Southern. Style - and slowly simmered until they're cooked just right. Mmm - When you open a can of Glory, you've opened a can of goodness. Glory wrote the book on good ol' Southern style cookin'. And it's not at the library. We've done the work. You take the Glory!

Lee Kum Kee Hoisin Sauce, Lemongrass Chili Flavored - 19 Ounce, $3.69
Lemongrass Chili Flavored Hoisin Sauce: With a perfect blend of chili peppers, soy sauce, lemongrass, and just a touch of garlic, our lemongrass chili flavored hoisin sauce brings the best of Asian fusion to life. Excellent for marinating, topping, or dipping your favorite food. www.LKK.com. Scan now.

OtaJoy Sauce, Yakisoba - 14 Ounce, $6.99
Japanese stir fry sauce. Gourmet quality. Authentic taste. No artificial colors or flavors. No high fructose corn syrup. No artificial preservatives. 19 different spices. Vegetarian. No cholesterol. Gluten-free. No. 1 sauce brand in Japan! Our Story: OtaJoy's 90 year-long history began in 1922, when a small mom and pop shop called Sasaki's Shoten opened in small-town Japan. With farm fresh ingredients and dedication to bringing the best quality products to their customers, Sasaki's Shoten quickly became known for its delicious, mouthwatering sauces. Over 90 years later, the Sasaki family is still committed to producing their traditional recipes under the OtaJoy name - now available at your favorite retailer! Our sauce is great for: Topping; Marinating; Stir-fry; Steaks. Product of USA.

Sun Luck Sauce, Yum Yum, Gluten-Free - 13 Ounce, $4.99
Natural. Traditional recipe. Extraordinary taste. You no longer need to go to a Japanese Steak House for a truly rich and delicious Yum Yum Sauce. Made with fresh ingredients and spices, Yum Yum Sauce, first created as a shrimp sauce, is great on meats, chicken and vegetables. A perfect dipping sauce, it is wonderful with everything fried - especially fried vegetables and French fries.

San-J Brewed Soy Sauce, Organic, Tamari - 10 Ounce, $7.49
Gluten free. Certified Gluten-Free. gfco.org. USDA Organic. Certified Organic by QAI. Certified Vegan. vegan.org. 25% less sodium. Contains 25% less sodium than San-J regular organic Tamari. Contains 18 amino acids, including all nine essential amino acids. Non-GMO. Non GMO Project verified. nongmoproject.org. Est. 1804. At San-J, boldness endures. For eight generations, my family has been obsessively stubborn about perfecting the bold flavor of real soy sauce, brewing over 200 years of unfailing exploration into every bottle. - Takashi Sato, President. San-J Tamari is a premium soy sauce made with 100% soy and no wheat - unlike only 40-60% soy in typical soy sauce. Brewed with the small-batch fermentation methods passed down in the family. San-J is a Brewer of Premium Tamari, established in 1804, Japan. No artificial preservatives or additives. Foodmap Friendly: Approved food product. san-j.com. Please recycle. Brewer of Premium Tamari, established in 1804, Japan. Product of USA.

J1 BBQ Sauce, Korean, Sweet Sesame Red Chilli Sauce - 12 Ounce, $4.29
No MSG. All natural. Chef's Recipe: J1 Korean BBQ Sauce comes from our master chefs secret recipe. J1 Spicy Bulgogi Korean BBQ Sauce (Sweet Sesame & Red Chilli Sauce) is so delicately balanced with chilli pepper, sesame oil and fruit purees that you will taste the exquisite hammy of sweetness and spicy flavor. www.jayone.com. Product of Korea.

Yais Thai Curry, Thai Coconut, Yellow - 16 Ounce, $6.99
Medium. Never a Bland Moment: We think bland is blah. That's why we created Yai's Thai. Our products are born from our enthusiasm for delicious food with simple, clean ingredients. We combined recipes from our bold and fiery Yai (Thai for grandma) with fresh flavors and a bit of American soul to make every dish a bit more exciting. Because for us, that's what eating - and life - is really all about. (hashtag)neverbland. Yellow Curry: Our classic Yellow Curry is an aromatic blend of Thai spices, starting with our homemade curry paste, mixed with creamy coconut milk and the bright flavor of turmeric for an effortless curry sauce that's ready to use straight our of the jar. yaisthai.com. (at)yaisthai. 1% for the planet. Non-GMO. Gluten-free. Vegan. Low sodium. Paleo. Whole 30 approved. Recycle.

Kikkoman Teriyaki Sauce, Garlic & Green Onion - 20.5 Ounce, $5.99
In Japan, the revered tradition of fine craftsmanship is known as Takumi. Our Takumi sauces take teriyaki to a whole new level of authentic appeal - they're truly America's Artisan Teriyaki sauces. Takumi Garlic & Green Onion is a thick, rich sweet-savory teriyaki sauce, loaded with minced garlic and green onions. Use it as a marinade or pour it on after grilling, broiling, or sauteing steaks, chops, salmon, burgers, or veggies. For stir-fries, saute meat, tofu, or veggies, then stir in sauce just before serving.
