Minor's General Tso Sauce, Vegetarian, Dipping & Stir Fry Sauce, Ginger Garlic Sesame Flavor, 5 lb 3.2 oz Jug

Highly recommended. Hands down the best tasting, guality GT sauce I’ve found. Pure ingredients, no preservatives, no chemicals, low sodium and genuine flavor. Use it as a glaze, a dipping sauce or a stirfry. Wonderfully compliments pork, salmon, chicken and veggies.

Minor’s General Tso’s Sauce is a true game-changer in the kitchen. The flavor is bold, slightly sweet, and perfectly balanced with just the right amount of heat—exactly what you’d expect from a restaurant-quality dish. It’s ready to use straight from the bottle, which makes cooking quick and effortless. The large 83.2 oz size is fantastic for families or anyone who loves to cook in batches. I’ve used it for chicken, stir-fry, and even as a dipping sauce, and it consistently delivers delicious results. The texture is smooth, it coats evenly, and it elevates simple meals into something special. If you want authentic General Tso’s flavor without the hassle of making sauce from scratch, this is the perfect choice.

Very yummy sauce with amount of heat that will not be too hot for anyone. Can always add more heat if needed!

My husband practically drinks this stuff. He puts it in so many stir fry dishes. It's a small fortune at the grocery stores. This is better value and great taste.

General Tso's chicken is probably at the top of my list of favorite foods. I wanted to learn how to make it myself without having to shell out $10-$14 for "my fix". My family did a taste test with this product and the Iron Kitchen brand General Tso's sauce. I cooked - head to head comparison. Same night, same batch of wok-fried chicken chunks. Final blend cooked ten minutes apart from each other. Both batches of General Tso's (one batch with Minor's and one batch with Iron Kitchen) were very, very good. Almost identical. I could easily eat a pound of either. But the Iron Kitchen Brand General Tso's was unanimously better. Again, it wasn't much of a difference, but the Iron Kitchen was a tad sweeter and a tad more spicy than Minor's. Neither were overly spicy, about medium. I personally am not a fan of really spicy food, and I can comfortably say that Minor's was not too spicy for me - just right. One important point is that the Minor's Brand Sauce is significantly cheaper than Iron Kitchen. To sum up, yes I would buy Minor's again. It is very, very tasty and cost-effective. True, it did not win the bake-off against Iron Kitchen, but it didn't lose by much. A packet of Splenda and few more chili flakes would have probably made it a tie. Update: I made another batch today using the Minor's General Tso's sauce. Just wanted to double down that this sauce is great! Not too spicy, not too sweet. Just right.

Delicious, mix with cooked chicken and broccoli, put over rice.

We love this General Tso Sauce! Our second time buying it. Highly recommend it! We just fry up 1" bite size pieces of chicken and then add the sauce and let it simmer for a bit and serve with rice. You can add more red pepper flakes if you want it more spicy. Packaged really well so there was no leakage.

This sauce tastes okay. It's a little less sweet than others. The restaurant general's tso sauce taste way sweeter. It does the job. It's just not the best tasting

Es una maravilla si lo sabes usar, pero para sándwich de pollo es una maravilla

Compré esta salsa General Tso. Me mandaron otra salsa. No logro encontrar como hacer que me manden la salsa que yo pedí ya que me aparece que no se puede devolver!

Me mandaron un producto diferente y no lo puedo devolver ... ¿Alguien me puede ayudar?