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Hamada Shoyu Co. Ltd was founded in 1818 in Kumamoto, Japan. The brand Hamadaya is named after the family. Handcrafted using a 200-year-old time-tested recipe, Hamadaya sauces are exceptional in taste and aroma. Handcrafted using a 200-year-old time-tested recipe, Hamadaya sauces are exceptional in taste and aroma.
Susie has been pleasing palates since this sauce was first introduced. It has captured the hearts, minds and taste buds of chile heads and pepper sauce aficionados all over the world.
Sugo is a traditional Italian style, slow-cooked sauce for stirring through pasta, adding to hearty soups, or spooning over pizza bases. Slow-cooked vine-ripened tomatoes are melted down with onions, garlic and the freshness of basil for a truly traditional, dense sauce.
Satay is traditionally served with satay sauce, which is a fresh peanut sauce, a must for any true satay lover. This Thai kebabs or satay recipe comes to us courtesy of a family that has both Malaysian and Thai roots. It has been handed down through the generations and we gladly share it with you.
While alloco is a very simple fried plantain dish, the key lies in its accompanying sauce. There are different ways to call this sauce – pili pili or sauce de piment – but the underlying principle is the same. The stars of the show for the sauce are its chili peppers.