“This one was by far my favorite of the 3 I’ve tried so far! I kept this one simple and just added baby eggplant, chicken, and basil. It was very creamy and delicious. Every bite was an explosion of flavor in my mouth. It was the perfect amount of richness from the coconut milk. Some green curries leave you feeling tired of the creaminess after finishing a bowl, but this one left me wanting more and more! Again, all of these recipes can be easily customized to your liking.”
“I’ve made Pad Thai before, and it can be a pain, but this sauce makes it so easy! After cooking all of my other ingredients, I loved that I could just pour in the sauce and let it go. This sauce goes a long way, and I can’t wait to eat my leftovers! If you’re looking for a quick weeknight meal, an idea for a date night, or even a sidekick for a weekend feast, this sauce is for you!”
“We made fried rice and chicken with the Thai 3 Wheels Peanut Sauce. The sauce was dense, easy to work with, and flavorful. As a family, we enjoy cooking together – but we’re not gourmet by any means, so anything that elevates our craft is welcome in our kitchen.
The sauce was complex but didn’t overpower the other ingredients, and even the picky eaters at the table cleaned their plates.
We’re looking forward to trying the other flavors and expanding our repertoire.”
“When I want green curry, WANT green curry, crave it so much I’d be willing to go out and get it, or pay a ridiculous amount to have it delivered, THIS IS WHAT I WANT!
This tastes exactly like the green curry from my favorite restaurant.
The consistency, heat and sweetness make it restaurant-worthy.
I’ve experimented with curries of my own, and for whatever reason, I’m not able to accurately duplicate the flavor from dish to dish. Too much paste, not enough…it’s not that it’s difficult, it’s just fussy.
For something quick, easy, delicious, and something I’d serve to a friend this is it.
Bonus, leftovers re-heated the next day were also great, I just added a couple of tablespoons of water to loosen it up.
I also marinated the chicken in a bit of cornstarch and rice vinegar, then added a few drops of sesame oil before cooking.
One jar made four dinner size meals, or six smaller.”









