Thread: Worcester Sauce

Just an heads-up for people that like/love Worcester Sauce, like I do. It is available on Lazada under brand name 'Yamamori'. Sold in 500ml and 1L bottles. Price 193 Baht inc postage for the 1L bottle. Much cheaper and better tasting than Lea & Perrins. IMO. Also available at Makro.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Just an heads-up for people that like/love Worcester Sauce, like I do. It is available on Lazada under brand name 'Yamamori'. Sold in 500ml and 1L bottles. Price 193 Baht inc postage for the 1L bottle. Much cheaper and better tasting than Lea & Perrins. IMO. Also available at Makro.

As a side note, The reason it might taste better is because it could be loaded with MSG. I'd check if one is sensitive to it. Same goes for Soy Sauce. The ones that people say tastes the best are highly concentrated with MSG.

I only use Worcestershire sauce in my Bloody Mary bevvies.

Originally Posted by Stumpy

Worcestershire sauce

Lea & Perrins has none of that bad stuff. Can you not get that in LOS?

Originally Posted by bsnub

Lea & Perrins has none of that bad stuff. Can you not get that in LOS?

Available in many places.

Originally Posted by Stumpy

I'd check if one is sensitive to it.

I'm not sensitive to MSG.

[/QUOTE] Is it OK to use MSG everyday?





Although it was considered a toxic ingredient during the 1960s, current evidence has dispelled that myth, indicating that MSG is safe when consumed in moderate amounts. Still, you shouldn't eat excessively large doses or consume it if you experience adverse reactions.[QUOTE]

Actually, our body contains a lot of MSG. If not, you are dead, it is essential for the body chemistry.

MSG has much less sodium than table salt. Better to control blood pressure.

Originally Posted by Stumpy

I only use Worcestershire sauce in my Bloody Mary bevvies.

It is great as marinade for steaks, it also tenderize them.

^ You've started spelling American?

I always squirt a splash of Worcestershire sauce in any Spaghetti Bolognaise et al.

To be honest I have no idea of it makes any difference!

I've yet to find a better one than Lea & Perrins.

This is what I used in Thailand, it tastes like French's from the US. There's also an orange labeled on that tastes like L&P.

GY-NGUANG Worcester Sauce | Thailand
I prefer Formula 2 but there is not but difference between them.

Originally Posted by Troy

I've yet to find a better one than Lea & Perrins.

Hence why I started this thread to let people know there are better alternatives. Cheaper and tastier.

Bought this one the other day, great for cheese on toast or Cottage pie..




Check out the ingredients..

What kind of simpleton doesn’t realize that anchovies are fish?

Lea & Perrins v Henderson's - Michael Rosen sparks saucy debate,I'm with Bertie Wooster and Lulu Finknottle

Lea & Perrins v Henderson's - Michael Rosen sparks saucy debate | Worcester News.

Originally Posted by Troy

I've yet to find a better one than Lea & Perrins.

Agreed. Other sauces are available, I have tried a couple and they are okay. I stick with the original.

Originally Posted by david44

Lea & Perrins v Henderson's - Michael Rosen sparks saucy debate,I'm with Bertie Wooster and Lulu Finknottle


Lea & Perrins v Henderson's - Michael Rosen sparks saucy debate | Worcester News.

Surprised that anyone outside the Sheffield post code even knows that Henderson Relish exists. Locally popular, but nationally? I very much doubt it, which is a pity. It is always a fine accompaniment to any beef dish. Other uses may also be appropriate.