Can I put soy sauce instead of oil?
1772650
I think you can, but I don't recommend this product at all, it was working fine for 2 weeks, and now it stops working.. please choose another product..
1772651
Mine didn't work with oil, so it probably won't work with soy sauce. All mine did was sputter and spit oil all over the place. If you are think about buying one of these sorry things, DON'T.
1772652
Soy sauce would probably be ok. I would think anything THINNER than olive oil would be ok. You'd probably only run into issues with stuff that is thicker.
1772653
I haven't attempted using a liquid in mine. Since it was listed as an oil sprayer, I assumed a thinner substance might not work. Now I'm curious...
127281
There are no rules. I have added it to Salmon Chowder, Bloody Mary Smoothies, cauliflower rice, sauteed calamari, veggies that I saute in the morning, etc. I combine it with Coconut Aminos to replace soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, etc.
1523714
Yes you can and no oil! Go to google. Type in myfrugaladventures.com/.../easy-homemade-almond-butterIt tells you how to what to and enjoy.
897414
No, it's not teriyaki or soy sauce, although it looks like them. It's got it's own great flavor. Just try a bottle you'll like it. Then you'll be hooked on it's flavor too.
1719061
According to many commentators yes you can. Like frying eggs, etc. There are so many uses. Amazing stuff. Recommend do a search for coconut oil uses and you will come up with many recommendations.
1394454
I follow the ingredients as marked and they are fine. The Asian dressing was especially good. However, if you want to cut down on the amount of oil I don't think it would hurt.
977275
Absolutely not!!! It will take away the delicate flavor of the Salmon away and infuse with that of anchovies and other fishes used to make this sauce. This is more for using with shrimps & other crustacean's. use with Thai recipes. For salmon i would just recommend olive oil with basil & lime juice. Hope that helps :-)
253437
Yes, if you want to just warm the sauce. More than 15-20 seconds causes the container to deform. Sauce is good room temperature.
478241
i'm not sure if you asking about their other products or if you are asking about the soy sauce itself......soy sauce is made from soy beans its not typically a dairy product.........have you ever used soy sauce before?!
1118667
Sure! I would use peanut oil to fry them in, we used to do it all the time! Enjoy
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Hello :) I eat the oil because the oil is olive oil. I would not eat soybean oil or many of the other canning oils. The olive oil will help provide your OMEGA unsaturated fats, Vitamin E and of course protein in the fish. It is all very good for you. Hope this helps!
292138
Yes you can, but sparingly. The oil is quite thick and heavy so a tiny bit goes a long way.
411816
I use it as a substitute for soy sauce in recipes to make them gluten free. You can also use it as a soy sauce substitute on your rice, but it's a little sweet.
1507246
Great for cooking in my opinion but probably don't need such a high quality oil if doing a lot of frying or sautéing.
1006321
if you are asking, you probably shouldn't order Soba sauce. Think a lighter version of soy sauce. ;)
1002266
Yes. You just take the oil compartment out and there's a spout with a screw-on cap. I use a funnel and pour the oil into a clean half gallon milk jug. Unless you have a reason not to reuse the oil next time you fry, though (e.g., you fried shrimp and somebody you're serving has a shell fish allergy, so you can't use it for that meal), you can just leave it in the compartment and pour it directly into the fryer next time you use it.
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I personally would not use it for that. For cooking I use only the coconut oil that comes in a glass jar.