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How hot is the Thai sweet chili sauce? Can anyone reccomend a mild brand?
To add to the above response, I agree most brands are "pretty mild". I am familiar with Trader Joes, we use it to dip egg rolls and some other things. It's a good place to start. other than that, you could go to any American Grocer (Kroger, Food Lion, WalMart, etc.) and see what they have on their international aisle. I don't know what brands you'd run into, but something like Lee Kum Kee or Kikomans is a pretty safe bet for "not spicy".
Adding it to those things that need a little ”sweet” to balance the acidic like chili, stews, adding it to some dips, vinaigrettes, mayos, home made BBQ sauce, and of course, tea.
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