Char siu sauce.

Cantonese barbecue pork made easy — sweet, glossy and deeply caramelised.

Format
Bottle
Origin
China
Char siu sauce — Chinese & Japanese sauces series, ChinaFood.info trade label
Char siu sauce — Chinese & Japanese sauces series.
Char siu sauce with product notes
In the bottle

Authentic Cantonese char siu base

Honey, soy and five-spice balanced into a sticky, glossy glaze that turns roast pork glossy in the oven.

  • Honey, soy and five-spice balancedThe classic Cantonese flavour profile.
  • Creates a sticky, glossy glazeCoat, roast and it lacquers the meat.
  • Ambient and shelf stableShips at ambient temperature, with no cold chain to hold in store.
In use

Four ways it goes to work

Four places this bottle earns its shelf space — from the pass to the table, without a change to the pack.

CHAR SIU PORK

The classic roast application.

RIBS

Brushed on and baked sticky.

CHICKEN

Glazed before roasting.

MARINADE

Works as a full marinade.

Product panels

The pack, panel by panel

The full shelf-pack artwork for char siu sauce — the jar, how it is used, what is inside and where it goes.

Char siu sauce — Main pack shot
Char siu sauce — Ready to use
Char siu sauce — What's inside
Char siu sauce — Simple and honest
Char siu sauce — So many ways
Char siu sauce — So many ways — alternate view
Specifications

What is in the carton

Char siu sauce — one of 20 in the chinese & japanese sauces series.
ProductChar siu sauce
SeriesChinese & Japanese sauces
FillOn enquiry — quoted against specification and order volume
FormatGlass bottle
StorageAmbient, shelf stable
LoadingCarton and container figures quoted on request
OriginProduct of China
LabelOEM, customer artwork
IngredientSugar, soy sauce, hoisin, honey, five spice, garlic
Char siu sauce jar from the ChinaFood.info Chinese & Japanese sauces series
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