bettergoods Orange Szechuan Style Sauce, 12 oz

So delicious, especially if you like Chinese takeout such as Panda Express Orange Chicken! I'd suggest: 2lbs of boneless/skinless chicken thighs, trim the fat, and cut into even chunks. Prepare a water and egg wash, don't dredge, but move quickly into a seasoned mix of AP flour, garlic salt, cracked pepper, and a pinch of MSG. Heat a non-stick pan, spray with butter-flavored PAM, two tablespoons of a veg oil, and one tablespoon of sesame oil. Cook on medium heat for two minutes on each side, lower heat, and cook on low for another two minutes each side on low. Turn the heat off. Squirt the sauce on each piece, and use small rubber tongs to move pieces around until each is fully coated. Add a few flakes of sesame seeds, and serve with veggie low mein noodles with veggies.

I was reluctant to try this because I'm one of those weirdos that think Panda Express has the best orange chicken around but I was so glad that I did! This sauce definitely exceeded my expectations! I tossed my Just Bare chicken bites in it and then served it with the Great Value stir fry veggie mix and the GV riced 😋cauliflower!

This sauce has a great orange flavor, but is very mild on the spiciness. If you don't like really spicy food, you will probably like this. If you buy this thinking it will be spicy, you will probably be disappointed.

I used this as a sauce for pulled pork for a unique spin on an old classic. It gave it a sweet and savory finish with a touch of heat. Will buy again

This is the best sauce I've tried for homemade orange chicken. Super tasty with just the right amount of heat. I used to buy another popular brand but this is definitely better.

This is perfect for any recipe with looks boring in plain sight or for Asian food. Recommend buying with Great Value Popcorn Chicken or Chicken Strips.

Not spicy at all. It tastes like Panda Express so if you like that, you may like this. Good for egg rolls but I would not use it as the main sauce in a dish like I tried doing. It was bad. There's a subtle chemical taste to it. Like metal, I guess. I'm not going to buy it again. I only tried it once and now it's at the back of the fridge.

If you like Panda Express, then go buy it. This one will disappoint you. Like other reviews, I could not taste the orange. Today, I noticed the per unit price of the panda express sauce was cheaper than this one. This is the equate brand, still walmart private label. So go get the real stuff for less.

Orange Szechuan fail, but a decent sauce to build from. I was so surprised by the initial taste test, that I did it twice more and increased the amount both times. The %231 more forward flavor is a cheap Worcestershire sauce, which made no sense to me for an Asian styled sauce. That is why I tried it 3 times. I converted the sauce with loads of garlic, ginger and soy. It provided a nice depth of flavor as a homemade sauce base. However, there are other sauces I have used as bases that are just as good and a bit cheaper. It is not the orange sauce I was hoping to get.

This was so gross. I was surprised because usually everything from this brand is great. Tastes like A1 mixed with some barbecue sauce. Just a weird not good flavor