Is Marion's Kitchen Thai Spicy Satay Marinade & Sauce Soy Free?

No. This product is not soy free as it lists 2 ingredients that contain soy.

Why it's not soy free

  • soybean
  • soybean oil

soybean

Dietitian note

Soy protein isolate is a concentrated form of plant-based protein extracted from defatted soybean meal and commonly used to boost protein content in processed foods and supplements. It retains allergenic soy proteins that can provoke IgE-mediated responses in sensitive individuals. Avoidance is essential on a soy-free diet to prevent adverse allergic reactions and inadvertent exposure to soy allergens.

Note by Vanessa Vargas, RDN, LDN

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Description

A bold, spicy satay-style sauce with smooth, slightly glossy texture, commonly used to marinate, glaze or dip grilled meats and vegetables; reviewers note its balance of heat and sweetness, versatility for stir-fries and skewers, and convenience, while some mention it can be sweeter or thinner than expected for certain palates.

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Ingredients

Water, Brown Sugar, Coconut Milk (9%), Peanuts (4%), Dried Red Chili, Salt, Soybean Oil, Garlic, Cumin Powder, Shallots, Lemongrass, Galangal, Coriander Powder, Shrimp Paste, Dried Coconut, Kaffir Lime Peel, Turmeric Powder, Cinnamon Powder, Vegetable Gum (415). Contains Crustacea, Peanuts And Soybean. Made In A Facility That Also Processes, Sesame And Tree Nuts.

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Where to buy

Marion's Kitchen Thai Spicy Satay Marinade & Sauce is available at 1 retailer

Woolworths

About this product

Sauce · Bottle, Liquid

Flavor
SpicySavorySweetEarthy
Texture
CreamyOily
Commonly used for
MarinadingCookingDipping