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Is fish sauce the same as oyster sauce?

Asked: Andy Bothman, Date Created:

Fish sauce This sauce, made from fermented fish, has a thinner consistency and fishier taste than oyster sauce. It's also saltier and less sweet. Fish sauce may be particularly suitable for flavorful dishes that wouldn't be overpowered by it, or which already have a fishy taste, such as stir-fried fish.

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