Thai Seafood Dipping Sauce, Healthy Boy brand, 12 oz bottle
This is a nice spicy sauce made mainly from fresh green Thai chilli peppers, with sour and sweet flavors too.
Everything from Healthy Boy is made after extensive product development and manufactured to the highest quality standard.
Last year we had a green chilli sauce from Dragonfly that quickly sold out and we couldn't get more. We now like this version from Healthy Boy is even better.
Very large glass bottle for generous use. It is really spicy, having a nice lager on hand is recommended if you enjiy beer -- we love Fosters to go with spicy Thai cuisine.
Try drizzling just a bit over fresh small raw oysters and eating them straight away.
Ingredients: chilli, sugar, water, fructose, distilled vinegar, salt, garlic, modified tapioca starch, msg, food acid, citric acid, corriander root, fresh lime, stabilizer, sodium benzoate, artificial corriander root flavor, natural color.
Product of Thailand.
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As with any Thai recipe there are many variations. Here is our version which is fairly simple. Using coconut milk instead of fresh milk is another option.
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