Sweet Dream Sauce by African Dream Foods | All-Natural Sweet Chili Sauce Made in Africa | Similar to Thick Chutney | 5 fl oz Glass Bottle | 2-Pack

It is a unique product with a amazing taste. I'd mainly use it as a dipping sauce and it seems quite versatile. I suppose my only gripe is that the primary ingredient is cane sugar and I'm on a lower sugar/low carb diet. 5 star rated based on a very tasty but still unique flavor.

Sweet Dream is the perfect name for it! It's sweet and flavorful, just slightly peppery, not too spicy to enjoy it like some of these sauces often are. It's just a super tasty general purpose sauce I guess! It's great with chicken, or when used as a dipping sauce and would be amazing on a burger too.

We love this!!! We were both surprised how much we liked it. We're using it as a dipping sauce for grilled seitan steaks. It's absolutely perfect with the seitan! Yes, it's sweet, but it's perfect for savory dishes. It also has a kick of spice at the end--it's subtle, but definitely there. My parnter also mixed some in with our homemade aioli truffle sauce and it was incrdible. So now we're serving the Sweet Dream sauce separately and also with the Aoli truffle sauce mixed in. In any case, we really like this amazing sauce--it's one of the best sauces that we've ever tried. Highly recommended!!!

Sweet Dream Sauce is exactly what it claims to be: Sweet. It works well with pork products. Try a dollop on top of cream cheese on toasted baguettes for an hors d'oeuvre. It’s nice to have a bottle of non-hot sauce on the table for those who avoid the heat.

This delicious sauce is 100% meant to go on fried chicken wings. It makes the ideal glaze: full bodied, spicy, sweet, and robust. It’s so thick that it’s a little hard to get out of the bottle, but boy is it tasty! It also works well with a variety of other items like eggrolls, meat, or tempura veggies. Yum!

This sauce is super sweet, and almost dessert-tasting, with just a tiny kick of pepper hotness. It's hard to explain what it tastes like! The only thing I don't like so much about the sauce (though I'm not going to dock a star for something like this) is that it's really thick! It's almost like a thin jelly consistency, as opposed to a thin sauce, and that makes it a bit challenging to get it out of the bottle. But the flavor makes up for the inconvenience!

This is tasty. It's thick and VERY sweet, a lot like a BBQ sauce. There's a hint of spicy heat. There's also a tangy aspect, from the vinegar base and the lemon. I think if you love spicy BBQ sauce, you'll enjoy this. I love this on chicken tenders and fries or on hamburgers. I think it would make a great top coat for a meatloaf! Or a meatball glaze. I love that this is made without corn syrup, MSG, preservatives, or other nasties. These are great natural ingredients, and a good-quality product.

Wow - is this stuff ever tasty! There is no real heat here, but it does wake up the taste buds, similar to Asian sweet chili sauces. This is truly a flavor that pairs well with just about anything. I destroyed the thick Sweet Dream Sauce on rice, chicken, eggs, potatoes, cheese and crackers, bagels and toast -- you name it. I love that it is all-natural, only 10 calories a serving, and that part of the proceeds go towards supporting African Wildlife Conservation.

I used this as a condiment on a turkey burger. The sauce has a nice, sweet taste somewhat akin to sweet and sour sauce (a bit more sweet and less sour, though) with some heat, although still in the mild range. This would go perfect with stir fry and perhaps as a condiment on other, redder meats or on starchy vegetables like beans or corn.

This is truly a sweet sauce. My impression of it was of a very sweet fruit jam. There is only a slight hint of pepper on the tail end of the tasting and it reminded me more of black pepper than anything else. The label states that there are red chilis in there, but anyone who can season their foods with black pepper would have no problem handling this “hot sauce”. It is very sweet and I thought that calling it a sauce was a misnomer which detracted from my rating of it.