Traditional soy sauce

Category: OtherOther names: soya sauce, Soy sauces

Traditional soy sauce is high in Tyramine and Gluten. It also contains moderate levels of Histamine and Salicylate. If you're sensitive to any of these, check it against your profile before eating.

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Frequently asked questions

Which intolerances does traditional soy sauce affect?

traditional soy sauce is notable for Tyramine, Gluten, Histamine and Salicylate.

Does traditional soy sauce contain Tyramine?

Yes — traditional soy sauce is high in Tyramine. Fermented soy and fish products are among the highest-tyramine foods there are: they are protein fermented deliberately, for months, which is exactly the condition that builds tyramine. Soy sauce and fish sauce are used in small volumes but are very concentrated. Sources: EFSA Journal 2011 (tyramine and histamine in fermented foods); McCabe-Sellers et al., J Food Compos Anal 2006.

Does traditional soy sauce contain Gluten?

Yes — traditional soy sauce is high in Gluten. standard soy sauce is brewed with wheat and contains gluten. Choose tamari labelled gluten-free as a safe alternative.

Does traditional soy sauce contain Histamine?

traditional soy sauce contains moderate levels of Histamine. fermentation produces large amounts of histamine, so fermented foods are high in histamine no matter how fresh they look. There is no low-histamine version of a fermented product.

Does traditional soy sauce contain Salicylate?

traditional soy sauce contains moderate levels of Salicylate. Amounts vary by brand and recipe, so always check the label of the exact product.