Instructions. Add all ingredients (tamari or coconut aminos, maple syrup, rice vinegar, water, ginger, garlic, and cornstarch) to a high-speed blender. Blend on medium-low …
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This incredibly easy low carb teriyaki sauce recipe only takes a few minutes and five ingredients. Let’s take a look at what you need to do to make it. Step One: Combine the soy sauce or coconut aminos, brown sugar substitute, chopped garlic, fresh ginger, and apple cider vinegar into a bowl and whisk. Once combined, it’s ready to use.
This sugar-free teriyaki sauce recipe is allergy, vegan, gluten free, keto, and even allergy (if you use coconut aminos) friendly! Who ever said healthy has to be boring? I have to say that Asian cuisine (especially Thai) is a serious foodie weakness for me. I ate a lot of it growing up, so the flavours are something I really appreciate.
Just one tablespoon contains two grams of sugar, so it can add up pretty quickly. That’s why I prefer to make this sugar free teriyaki sauce right at home! No unwanted ingredients, and it can be ready in 15 minutes or less. That’s probably faster than running to the store to grab the pre-made stuff!
Guar gum and glucomannan are some other low carb sauce thickeners. I’m giving a range of Swerve to use depending on how sweet you want your teriyaki sauce. I used ½ tablespoon of Swerve to make it less sweet. Use 1 tablespoon of Swerve for a more classic teriyaki flavor. You can also swap out the Swerve I used for your favorite sugar substitute.