Coconut aminos are a healthier alternative to soy sauce

Soy sauce is a popular condiment known for its rich, salty taste and is usually paired with Chinese or Japanese cuisine. While it can enhance the flavor of a lot of dishes, it is high in sodium and contains wheat, gluten, and soy, which some may find difficult to digest.

If you’re looking for a healthier alternative to soy sauce that still has a lot of savory flavor, then coconut aminos may be a good alternative.

What are coconut aminos?

Coconut aminos, also known as coconut liquid aminos, are made from fermented coconut sap mixed with salt and water. It is a thin, flavorful sauce that has a similar consistency to soy or tamari sauce but contains less salt.

It also has the added benefit of being soy, wheat, and gluten-free. Although this product is made from the sap of the coconut plant, it does not taste like coconut.

What are the health benefits of coconut aminos?

This condiment aligns with the GOLO ‘real food’ philosophy since it is made with just a few simple ingredients and contains no preservatives, MSG, thickening agents, flavors or colors.

Because coconut aminos are soy-, wheat-, and gluten-free, this product is an allergen-friendly alternative.

Coconut aminos also contains less sodium than soy sauce. By replacing soy sauce with coconut aminos, you’ll decrease your overall sodium intake, which can be beneficial to your health.

Where can I buy coconut aminos?

You should be able to buy coconut aminos at most grocery stores in the Asian food section near the soy sauce. GOLO also sells this product. The next time you place a reorder, add a bottle of our coconut aminos to your cart to give it a try!

How can you use coconut aminos in cooking?

There are a lot of dishes that can be enhanced with the addition of coconut aminos. If a recipe calls for soy sauce, you can substitute it with the same amount of coconut aminos.

Some delicious GOLO-friendly recipes that include coconut aminos include:

• Shrimp teriyaki with zucchini noodles
• Sweet and spicy Brussels sprouts
• Pineapple cauliflower rice
• Shrimp poke bowl

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