How It's Made

Our Coconut Aminos Teriyaki starts with naturally fermented coconut sap blended with traditional teriyaki spices like ginger and garlic. It is naturally sweetened, avoiding the high-fructose corn syrup and refined sugars commonly found in many commercial teriyaki sauces. The sauce is carefully packed in a premium glass bottle to preserve its freshness and natural flavor.

Behind Every Scoop: Tested, Trusted, Certified!

The Informed-Choice certification from the UK ensures our products are tested for over 250+ banned sustances, with the added advantage of monthly blind testing for extra quality assurance.

We also have a range of other top-tier certifications, ensuring our products are of the highest quality and consistently tested for safety and trust.

Health Benefits

Soy-Free & Gluten-Free Teriyaki

All the flavor of traditional teriyaki sauce, but safe for those with soy and gluten sensitivities

No Refined Sugars

Sweetened naturally, making it a better choice for a low-glycemic diet

Lower in Sodium

A healthier alternative to typical high-sodium Asian sauces.

Storage Information

Before opening, store in a cool, dark place. After opening, it is essential to refrigerate to maintain freshness and quality.

Allergen Information

Contains Coconut. Our products are naturally gluten-free andsoy-free. Please consult a healthcare provider if you have severe allergies.

Common Uses

  • As a glaze for grilled salmon, chicken, or vegetables.
  • A perfect stir-fry sauce for creating quick and easy meals.
  • As a dipping sauce for skewers, chicken wings, or tempura.

Pairs Well With

Virgin Coconut Oil for grilling and our Desiccated Coconut as a textured topping for teriyaki bowls.

FAQs

Three main reasons: no soy (relevant if you have a soy allergy or are avoiding phytoestrogens), no gluten (relevant for celiac and gluten-sensitive), and around 70% less sodium than standard soy sauce. The flavour profile is slightly less salty and has a mild natural sweetness — most people find it more balanced, not a downgrade.

No. Coconut water comes from inside the fruit. Coconut blossom sap is tapped from the flower of the coconut palm before it becomes a coconut — it's nutrient-rich, naturally sweet, and entirely different in composition. When fermented and combined with sea salt, it produces the umami-forward sauce you get in the bottle.

The fermentation is what builds the flavour complexity and amino acid profile. However, the final product is not a probiotic supplement — live cultures don't survive in this form at scale. The benefit of fermentation here is flavour and digestibility, not gut flora.

Even 'low-sodium' soy sauce typically contains 600–700mg sodium per tablespoon. Coconut aminos teriyaki contains around 90–130mg per tablespoon depending on the brand. If sodium intake is something you monitor — heart health, blood pressure, athletic recovery — the difference is significant.

It holds up well in cooked applications — stir-fries, soups, braised dishes. It caramelises slightly in high heat, which adds a pleasant depth. Works just as well raw in dressings and dipping sauces.

Fermented coconut sap and sea salt. That's it. No MSG, no flavour enhancers, no preservatives, no added sugar.