When you want a salty, umami kick in your meals, soy sauce is an obvious choice. But liquid aminos — made from soybeans or coconut sap — could be a healthier alternative for some. Liquid aminos can ...

Where some of us might reach for salt, smart cooks know to grab a bottle of soy sauce. Sure, soy sauce delivers that same salty flavor as straight-up sodium chloride, but it's also a multifaceted ...

Despite its name, coconut aminos doesn’t taste like coconut—it’s lightly sweet, less salty than soy sauce, and enhances ...

Discover how the salty, savory pantry staple is made, learn about different types of soy sauce, and find out what you can use as a substitute if you run out. Fact checked by Elizabeth Berry You've ...

Soy sauce is one of the world’s oldest condiments, said to have originated up to 3,000 years ago in China. It is also one of the world’s most popular condiments due to its rich, savory, umami flavor.

A safety-savory-silent strategy may be in order when working to reduce sodium in meat products. Food safety remains a must while consumers demand the same savory taste and juicy mouthfeel in the ...