Kinder's Sweet and Sour Wing Sauce, Dip, and Glaze, 16.9 oz

Kindred Sweet Sour Wing Dip has a nice balance of sweet and tangy. The sweetness hits first, with a mild honey flavor, followed by a tangy kick that keeps it from being too heavy. It's creamy and smooth, perfect for dipping wings or veggies. Good sauce.

This sauce was spicier than the typical sweet and sour sauce, but still well balanced. I really liked the complexity of the flavor! It was a good complement to meat, but I can also imagine it being added to rice or a sandwich. I would purchase again.

This sauce is ideal for cooking wings. The taste reminds me of Popeye's sweet heat sauce, but it's not spicy. I wouldn't say this sauce is as sour as it is sweet. The sauce is not too thick, so with heat you can thicken it up to glaze your wings to get a result similar to braised wings. I actually made myself some sweet glazed salmon. I'd say this sauce is pretty good for any type of protein you're looking to give a little sweetness to, without going overboard.

Kinder's sweet and sour wing sauce and dip should be a pantry staple! It's gluten free, dye free and has no high fructose corn syrup which is amazing. Great flavor good on so many things, Great to have on hand for when I make egg rolls as a dip or for a quick sweet and sour chicken.

When I first tasted this sweet %26 sour sauce, I was too sure about it. But, I kept tasting it on my finger and licking it off, so I decided it's pretty good. We keep it in the fridge here, so it's thick and kinda hard to squeeze out of the bottle. But, once it's out, it's good. Kinda got a different tang to it. Not your typical sweet %26 sour sauce.

I've never tasted this before. I thought it would be more like a sweet and sour sauce that is used for dipping chicken tenders in. I don't taste the “sweet” part. It's also a thinner consistency than I thought it would be. I don't make chicken wings, but I suspect this is perfect for making them.

The sweet and sour sauce was delicious but it is a little bit too sweet for my taste. Something is also a bit of about the tanginess. The pain is a bit too vinegary and not natural flavor like the taste in Chinese restaurant. Maybe because I have not tried to cook with it yet. But in general, it's pretty good for dipping your chicken nuggets, chicken tenders, fried shrimp, etc. the price is also decent. This is definitely much cheaper option versus getting a Chinese takeout. The packaging is well thought of. I like the quantity that it is not too much in the bottle that you could feel overwhelmed to finish it or feel bad for throwing it away.

It wasn't sweet and sour as I expected and sauce is very liquid. This is more like Sweet and spicy flavor. Sweet from pineapple and a little heat comes. It's not bad actually it's just not sweet and sour.

This was just about the nastiest thing I've ever tasted. Nothing at all sweet or sour about it. All I tasted was some sort of perppery flavor. Tossed it right into the garbbage. I hate wasting money.

This is probably the first thing that kinders has that I think is awful. The taste is not like any sweet and sour type of sauce I've had before. It's really earthy dirt tasting