G Hughes Sugar Free, Caribbean Jerk Wing Sauce - Caribean Jerk Sauce, Jerk Marinade, Gluten Free Wing Sauce, Sugar Free BBQ Sauce, Barbecue Sauces, Gluten Free - 12 Oz. (3 pack)

I’m obsessed with the G Hughes Sugar Free Thai Chili Wing Sauce! I use this almost every day—whether it’s as a salad dressing, a dip for grilled meats, or just to add extra flavor to my meals. It’s the perfect balance of sweet and spicy without being overpowering, and the fact that it’s sugar-free and gluten-free makes it even better.It has a great consistency—not too thick or runny—and it gives food that extra kick without the calories or sugar. I’ve tried a lot of sugar-free sauces, and this one actually tastes amazing. The 3-pack is super convenient too since I go through bottles pretty quickly.If you're looking for a flavorful, healthier sauce option, this is a must-try!

This is delicious. I make better chicken than the Thai place now. I've been using Hughes stuff to keep sugar out of my diet but now I need to go lower sodium too so I might not be able to use these anymore.

G. Hughes product are not only sugar free but they taste great

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Shipping with USPS stinks every time they are the ones to make a delivery. 3 weeks late. Product is fantastic otherwise

Three bottles came perfectly intact. G. Hughes original recipe sugar-free Thai chili wing sauce level 2 heat is one of my favorites to put on almost any savory dish. I guess my favorite feature is the “sugar-free“ aspect. I can usually get this at Walmart, but they don’t always have it.

WONDERFUL sauce. Just enough sweet & spice.Great on meats & shrimp

I want to like this so much, but the texture of the sauce is too watery and it has that metallic fake sugar taste. I have paired it with sesame oil and chili sauce to kind of add some more body to it but it just isn't for me. My husband likes it though, so maybe I'm just extra sensitive to the fake sugar taste.

This is a modestly sweet and perky sauce without the typical overdose of glucose. I ordered a supply with the idea of juicing up oriental noodles, but I really like how it adds flavor and punch to meat and egg entrees. It does contain sodium, but only a modest 115 mg per serving. We aging diabetics need to be constantly concerned about the content of what we eat, so it's a bonus to be able to drizzle on the sauce with less guilt. It does include a trivial amount of sugar and salt, but the ingredients are mostly natural spices and recognizable condiments, not unpronounceable chemicals. I would prefer a glass container rather than plastic, to avoid the absorption of plasticizers into the sauce.