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I'm not a huge soy fan- I don't use it too often as I find that it triggers my
asthma. However, I have a crockpot recipe that I like a lot with soy sauce, apricot preserves and honey. I've tried varying the amount of soy but it always seems a little too strong flavor-wise, and I'm wondering if there is a "nicer" soy sauce out there. I'm currently using Kikkomann Lite Soy Sauce. ALso, I often hear people talk about using a "nice" or a "good" olive oil. I always use extra virgin, but is there a brand that is better than any other? Or is it just personal preference? I haven't found a major difference myself. Thanks for any suggestions. laurie |
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