• Sesame Ginger Sauce & Marinade
  • Sesame Ginger Sauce & Marinade
  • Sesame Ginger Sauce & Marinade
  • Sesame Ginger Sauce & Marinade

Sesame Ginger Sauce & Marinade

Low FODMAP, No Onion, No Garlic, Lactose & Gluten-Free!
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Introducing Sesame Ginger Sauce and Marinade. Using clean, high-quality ingredients like avocado oil, ginger and Himalayan pink salt, we make IBS-friendly sauces and marinades that are both delicious and worry-free.

Low FODMAP, no onion, no garlic.

Size: 8.5 oz (241g)

Ingredients

Water, Sugars (Orange Juice Concentrate, Organic Raw Cane Sugar), Distilled Vinegar, Sesame Oil, Tamari (Water, Soybeans, Salt, Alcohol), Avocado Oil, Organic Ginger, Arrowroot Powder, Organic Ginger Powder, Himalayan Pink Salt.

Contains: Soy, Sesame.

Nutritional Facts

Customer Reviews

Based on 110 reviews
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Deb W. (Boardman, US)
Sesame Ginger sauce

This product I used as a marinade as well as flavor for dishes. It is great!

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T.H. (Aurora, US)
God-tier

This marinade/sauce is so incredibly delicious, you wonder how they do it without any garlic or onion. While my husband was on a low FODMAP diet last summer, this came in clutch so many times for our Asian dishes since those tend to be most FODMAP-friendly. The FODMAP trial is long over, but we're addicted to this. Get it, you won't regret it.

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Chidaabha

It’s well made. I didn’t enjoy it but that’s probably because I just didn’t like the flavor profile . Got it to try.

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I.L. (Newton, US)
Old Product Photo, But Darker Color & Two New Ingredients!

I enjoy your Sesame Ginger Marinade and Dressing—Sensitive Formula a lot and without any FODMAP distress. When I reordered a few days ago, the Shopping section photo displayed the same light brown liquid and product label I had ordered before. The new bottle that arrived—now Sesame Ginger Sensitive Sauce—contained a dark brown liquid, a new label, and two new ingredients in its Tamari Sauce—Pea, and Pea Protein, which my IBS gut does not tolerate. Wouldn’t pea protein isolate be a safer choice to minimize GOS irritation for IBS sensitive individuals and possibly provide a little protein in the RDA statement? If FODY forgot to post the new darker liquid photo and new ingredients, and alert consumers to the changed ingredients with an asterisk and a note, this is sad. I paid $6.99 for an item that I cannot use because it was not described accurately on the Shopping part of the website.

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