COCONUT SECRETCoconut Aminos - 16.9 fl oz - Low Sodium Soy Sauce Alternative, Low-Glycemic - Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Kosher - Keto, Paleo - 101 Total ServingsUSDA Organic

We've been using Braggs Aminos as a salty-sauce add-on to a meal-bowl that isn't quite right for 25 years. We use a variety of soy-bases sauces as well, including mushroom soys and other infused soy and tamaris. This "coconut amino" is quite different: it's sweeter, but more importantly it's a rounder, smoother mouth feel. It leaves an oily after taste, but it's not bad. It's similar to using coconut oil in food -- it's a heavy oil. This product is quite light, but there's an oily element to it that Braggs and normal soy sauces don't have.I like it. It's curious. We've tried it out a few times to 'pop' a meal that needs some salt and extra flavor, exactly in the circumstances we'd use braggs or a sprinkling of flavored soy sauce. If you're looking for a really simple amino-acid salty additive for your meals, this is the wrong product. But if you have tried a few or twenty-dozen salty-sloshes, this is very interesting.If you've never tried any of these, instead of salting ("seasoning") your dish: start with a gluten-free tamari. Then try Braggs Amino. Know the difference. Then try "sodium free" potassium/calcium salts. Once you're past that, this is a fun and weird alternative.

Absolutely love this stuff!This is a great alternative to soy sauce. I have recently had to start an elimination diet (eliminates all dairy, soy, gluten etc.) and this comes in very handy when trying to make any Asian dishes or is also great to saute vegetables in.First off, it has a heck of a lot less sodium than soy sauce and in general is a lot healthier. It obviously tastes different than the conventional soy sauce but I think even the pickiest of eaters could get use to the taste quickly. (My non-healthy foodie of a boyfriend loved the dish I made). Also, it does not have a coconuty taste for those who are worried about that. The price is pretty standard and even a little cheaper compared to buying it in the stores. I go through mine so fast which is why I bought the 16.9 ounce. Overall, will definitely keep buying!

Flavor is so good it's a really good option:) taking care about healthy

Good stuff

I keep hearing about this being better so thought I should try it. It was Ok but I prefer the flavor of soy sauce.

Love the taste for rice and any seasoning with veggies! No damage and great package!

It gives great umame notes where I can't use soy (allergies). Not the same as soy, but similar "what the heck is that?" effect. I used it just as I would soy sauce in many dishes.

I eat a paleo diet, and I would probably lose my mind without Coconut Secret Amino Sauce. I love Asian food, and before stumbling upon this product, I missed ordering take-out. Now I order steamed chicken and veggies from my favorite chinese restaurant, and I make my own sauce using coconut aminos. It tastes delicious. It honestly tastes better than what they use at the restaurants. I will sometimes mix it with some olive oil and honey, add a bit of salt, and it's ready to go. Other times I even add a small amount of balsamic vinegar. There's so much you can do with this sauce - it's so versatile. It's not overly salty or sweet. I'm not a big fan of coconut, so if you're worried about this tasted strongly of coconut, it really doesn't. It tastes like soy sauce but has its own special kick to it that I've grown to love.I finally went ahead and ordered the bigger bottle, because I go through it so quickly. If you're looking for recipes that use it, all you have to do is search google. You'll find so many ideas on how to use it. Best of all, it's healthy and it allows you to adhere to a paleo diet without feeling like you're being cheated. I'm including a photo of a noodle dish that I prepared using coconut aminos for the sauce.