Tamari
溜まり醤油 / tamari
- Flavor and role
- A rich Japanese soy sauce brewed from soybeans with little or no wheat. It has deep savoury flavour, and many brands are gluten-free.
- Typical dishes and uses
- Soy sauce for sashimi and sushi, teriyaki, gluten-free cooking in general
- Substitutes
- 1 tbsp tamari = 1 tbsp regular soy sauce (contains gluten). 1 tbsp coconut aminos + a pinch of salt also works.
- Storage
- Unopened: 2 years at room temperature. Opened: 6-12 months in the fridge.
- Main countries
- Japan
Updated 2026-10-10