Watcharee, Sauce Thai Peanut, 12.8 Ounce

As a peanut sauce, connoisseur living in a town with a thriving Thai food scene, This stuff is amazing. It tastes almost identical to my favorite restaurants, peanuts sauce, which is much more expensive than this jar

This is by far the best tasting Peanut sauce in a jar I have ever had. Can’t wait to put it in a salad, yes it’s great on a garden salad!

I know peanut sauce is sweet, but this was VERY sweet. But it's a great substitute when I don't feel like making peanut sauce myself. Add some precut slaw mix, put on a veggie burger with maybe some cucumbers, and you have a really good "thai" burger situation in like 15min flat. I'll definitely keep some on hand for rushed nights. For an elaborate noodle/tofu/veggie/salad with peanut sauce, I'd make my own as this wouldn't stand up as well as the main ingredient to my tastes. It's kind of thin and, again, very sweet. It's not spicy at all, but you can add your own hot sauce/sriracha/etc.

My number one choice!

The ingredients are legit - and it tastes like it. A tad sweet, but isn't everything nowadays? We heat a big flour tortilla, spread the peanut sauce in center (like a two inch ruler to one inch from edge), a bit of Teddy peanut butter (two teaspoons spread beside Thai sauce), carrot sticks (fresh cut packages), chopped scallions...roll up, slice/don't slice and bingo! Thai-ish treat from scratch. One jar made this ten times; 2 tortilla's each, five times = great value.

This peanut sauce tastes very good. I enjoyed it over a rice dish, and I was impressed with the flavor. Heat level: No real heat to talk about, it was just a good balance of herbs and spices.

I love the flavor and finally found a peanut sauce that wouldn't burn my mouth off. I am a mild spice kind of person, so if you're looking for heat you'll have to add your own or try a diff sauce. I'm very happy I found this sauce, and for me price is worth it. I like to use it for tofu wraps and it makes it all faster and easier.

My wife loves this "Thai" peanut sauce. But, to me it's cloyingly gloppy and has too little kick. I prefer the Tsang and San-J brands, which are much thinner and have a bit of hot pepper. So, we put both on the table! and we're both happy.