
Thai sweet chili sauce is a clear syrupy sauce of sugar, vinegar, water, garlic and red chili pepper with visible pepper pieces and seeds, sticky, bright red, mostly sweet with a light bite. It is served with spring rolls, wontons, fried chicken, fish, seafood, nuggets and fries and used as a glaze and a dressing.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Thai sweet chili sauce, Raw: Calories 154.0 kcal, Proteins 0.3 grams, Fats 0.0 grams, Carbohydrates 38.2 grams per 100 g of product.

Vegetable spring rolls are a light and exquisite dish of Chinese cuisine, embodying freshness and harmony of flavors. It has ancient roots and was traditionally prepared to signify the arrival of spring when nature awakens to new life. The crispy rice paper gently wraps juicy vegetables—cucumbers, kohlrabi, tomatoes, and zucchini—adding pleasant freshness and subtle sweet notes to each bite. Mayonnaise and Thai sweet sauce add tenderness and a hint of spiciness, while caramelized onions provide noble depth of flavor. This roll is an ideal choice for a light snack or an elegant appetizer on a festive table.
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Crab spring rolls are a refined combination of fresh vegetables, juicy crab, and delicate Thai sauce wrapped in thin rice paper. This recipe has roots in Chinese cuisine but its variations are popular throughout Asia. The flavor balances between the freshness of cucumbers and kohlrabi, the sweetness of tomatoes, and the depth of Thai sauce. The lightness and elegance of the rolls make them a wonderful appetizer or main dish for those who appreciate sophistication in taste. They are served chilled, enhancing their refreshing effect, perfect for summer days or a light dinner. The simplicity of preparation and the refined combination of ingredients make these rolls a favorite among seafood lovers and exotic cuisine enthusiasts.
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This salad with marinated zucchini, mushrooms, and mascarpone is a true gastronomic masterpiece. Light yet rich in flavor, it combines the creaminess of cheese with the tangy notes of vinegar and the aroma of sautéed mushrooms. Its roots can be found in Russian cuisine, where rich and layered flavor combinations are traditionally valued. Crispy croutons and fresh watercress add texture play, while sweet Thai sauce adds an exotic touch. Perfect for an elegant dinner or light lunch, this salad delights not only in taste but also surprises with its elegant presentation.
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