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liuzhou

liuzhou

7 hours ago, Deryn said:

Shanghai Worchestershire sauce? Is that different from L&P for instance? Contains soy?

 

It is basically a clone of L&P.

 

L&P was introduced to Shanghai (and Hong Kong) by the British way back in the 19th C and the locals developed a taste for the stuff. It wasn't long before they decoded the recipe and started producing it locally.

 

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It doesn't contain soy.

 

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The Chinese is slightly more informative, adding dried chilli, onion, mustard seeds, tangerine peel, cape jasmine and bamboo shoot to the list.

 

Article here.

liuzhou

liuzhou

7 hours ago, Deryn said:

Shanghai Worchestershire sauce? Is that different from L&P for instance? Contains soy?

 

It is basically a clone of L&P.

 

L&P was introduced to Shanghai (and Hong Kong) by the British way back in the 19th C and the locals developed a taste for the stuff. It wasn't long before they decoded the recipe and started producing it locally.

 

sws2.jpg

 

sws1.jpg

 

It doesn't contain soy.

 

sws3.jpg

 

The Chinese is slightly more informative, adding dried chilli, onion, mustard seeds, tangerine peel, cape jasmine and bamboo shoot to the list.

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