If you fancy some delicious spicy salmon poke or chicken poke here is the best poke sauce by Kikkoman, in 250 ml bottle giving you 25 serving. Kikkoman japanese soy sauce
is naturally brewed with delicious sesame oil, lemon juice and a dash of chilli.
Traditionally from japanese immigrants in Hawaii, this poke sauce is ideal for table sauce, dip and dressing for salads and noodles. Try it with avocado for a real gourmet food sensation!
No artificial colouring or additives, dairy free. Suitable for vegans & vegetarians.
Nutritional Info
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Dairy Free
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NO Artificial Colourings
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NO Additives
- Egg Free
Typical Values Per 100G
| Energy (kJ/kcal) |
780/184 |
| Fat |
2g |
| Saturated Fat |
0.3g |
| Carbohydrate |
35g |
| Sugars |
32g |
| Protein |
4.8g |
| Salt |
7.5g |
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Ingredients:
Soy sauce (Water, Soybeans, Wheat, Salt)(42%), Water, Sugar, Modified starch, Spirit vinegar, Toasted sesame oil (1.7%), Concentrated lemon juice, Salt, Yeast extract, Seaweed (Ascophyllum nodosum) powder, Capsicum extract
For allergens, see ingredients in bold
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We regularly check the ingredients on every single product we stock and feature in our online deli. We take no responsibility if the producer/supplier unexpectedly changes the ingredients in their product/s. It is the customer's responsibility to always read the product's labelling, warnings and directions before consuming. We do not accept any responsibility that may arise due to errors or mistakes from our part or food producer/supplier.
Directions
Pour over your favourite meat or vegetables, then cook or pour over after cooking for adding flavour.
Storage
Once opened please take care to consume within the best before date shown on the packaging. Store away from direct sunlight in a cool dry place or in the refrigerator.
Recycling Info:
Widely recycled all over UK
About the Brand
Kikkoman is the most big food japanese manufacturer in the world, responsible for introducing soy sauce in the west side of the globe. Founded in 1603 by the japanese families Mogi and Takanashi. Today there are other business families involved in the Kikkoman business.
