Soy Vay Veri Veri Teriyaki - 6 Bottles (21 oz ea)

Ii's ok but nothing special ,at least not for me;it's watery and on the salty side,something I'm trying to avoid...

My brother-in-law recommended this sauce. I'm so glad that I listened. Great for the grill, oven, or just about any other cooking adventure you might choose.

I discovered Soy Vey Veri Veri Teriyaki when I lived in Phoenix and fell in love with its thick consistency and rich flavor. When I moved across the country it was much harder to find so I now order it online. Nothing else comes close to its deliciousness.

Tasty, natural. What more can you say? Pour some on some chicken wings, roast them, and you've got a better than restaurant Teriyaki Wings dinner!

Great Teriyaki sauce that is not too sweet. There are a lot of sesame seeds. I use it to bast things on the grill.

a first class Teriyaki sauce, not like the stuff at the store that is real salty. This has unique flavors that are awesome

I have used Veri Veri Teriyaki for years. sometime in the last year, about the time they switched from glass to plastic bottles, the product quality has dropped TREMENDOUSLY. in the past, the sauce was nice and thick, after mixing, it took 15-20 minutes for the sesame seeds to rise back to the top of the bottle. You couldn't mix by just shaking, you had to use a utensil to stir it up.Last two bottles I've tried, in the new plastic bottle, the sauce is watery, just like regular soy sauce. After mixing, which you can now do by just shaking the bottle, like salad dressing, the sesame seeds rise to the top immediately without any resistance. Used the new sauce in a won ton recipe that I've made before using the old thick sauce which worked fine,. but with the new watery sauce it ruined the recipe. The won ton mixture was so wet and mushy it was like slush, you could see liquid separating on the bottom of the mixing bowl. I wondered if it was just a bad bottle, but I openned a second one, and it was the same, and the two bottle were purchased at different stores, one at Walmart, the other at a health food store.Also they claim the sauce hasn't changed since moving to the new plastic bottle. If you look at the nutritional information, it has changed. the new sauce has 5% more sodium than what was listed on the old glass bottle, and obviously the water content is much higher in the new. I still hope that maybe I just got a bad batch, but I called their customer service to give feedback, and the person answering finally hinted that yes, the new sauce was a little 'lighter'. Very misleading for their advertising to say that they haven't changed the recipe for the sauce. I will no longer use it, it is too watery for most cooking recipes and as a dipping sauce it is way too light. Only thing it is still useful for is as a marinade for meat BEFORE cooking but if you try to marinade during cooking, like on a grill, it just dribbles right off like water, won't stay on the meat at all.Anyone else notice this new change in the sauce, and agree that it is very watery compared to the older product?

Used to be the best teryaki sauce ever - 5 stars - But PLASTIC bottles? So saddened to say good bye. I think something happened to the company's commitment to quality and their customers (a la Ben and Jerrys), they are shunning their loyal fans by degrading this product, having it sit in plastic for up to a year, slowly leaching out chemicals. I thought this company operated on a higher ground but apparently not as the answers in their website FAQ about switching to plastic are insulting - they are sacrificing quality for profits. I am very sorry to lose this wonderful product (and the old integrity of Soy Vay), I will begin my search for a comparable sauce still available in glass - anyone know a good alternative?