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Piquant  (ˈpēkənt,ˈpēkänt)

adjective

"Having a pleasantly stimulating taste or appetizing flavor. Exciting to the mind."

This sauce might be the hardest to describe, which is why I called it "Piquant". It's definitely not your typical peanut sauce! There's great mouth-feel from the peanut butter, the tang of vinegar, earthiness from the herbs, some crunch from diced ingredients, a bit of sweetness, and a subtle heat at the end. It has a fairly thick viscosity (it is made from peanut butter after all!) and works great on its own as a "topper" after the foods are already cooked or as a dipping sauce. You can also marinate meats in it and thin it for use as a salad dressing. 


Usage Suggestions

  • Thai peanut chicken noodles
  • Chicken lettuce wraps
  • Shrimp roll
  • Salad dressing (thinned with MCT or peanut oil)
  • Crispy tofu
  • Pad Thai
  • Broccoli rice bowl

Ingredients

Peanut butter, *salsa (*tomatoes, *jalapeno peppers, *onions, water, *tomato paste, *cilantro, *sugar, sea salt, *vinegar, *garlic, *spices), *vegetable broth, *lemon juice, *tamari (water, *soybeans, salt, *alcohol), *tomato sauce, *rice vinegar, *brown sugar, garlic, spices, kosher salt, ascorbic acid

(*organic)


Contains: Peanuts, Soy

Faqs

You mean besides a whole lot of deliciousness?! I always use the best ingredients I can source. That means organic and non-GMO as much as possible, no added chemicals or artificial ingredients, vegan/beegan friendly, and low salt/sugar too. Additionally, being gluten-sensitive myself, all of my sauces are gluten-free.

Absolutely! They are shelf stable for at least two years and, after opening, as long as they are refrigerated properly they should last you at least six months (but who wants to take six months to use our sauce?!!). Because there are also a variety of factors that can impact the safety of any condiment used (such as temp of refrigerator, if the lid/sauce is cross-contaminated etc.) we recommend using common sense; if it looks or smells off, it's best to discard it.

The older I get, the more I understand that small changes can have big results. The influence of my parents and a few specific friends have helped me be more conscious about doing my part... even if it's little things... to help the planet. Once I realized I'd be shipping my sauces I made a commitment to myself to use as little plastic and as much recycled or reused material as possible for my packing and shipping. My shipping boxes are made of recycled materials, my tape is recyclable, and the wrapping/filling inside your box is either recycled material, recyclable material, and/or compostable material. It's not the easiest or cheapest way to send my sauces, but I believe it's the responsible way and am excited to be able to offer it to my customers :)