Yes, tamari can be substituted for soy sauce during pregnancy. Although both tamari and soy sauce differ in flavor, many people opt for tamari over soy sauce. Tamari has a stronger flavor, is less salty, and is mostly gluten-free. Many experts ask pregnant women to refrain from soy sauce, as it comprises of a lot of additives and preservatives that may be harmful during pregnancy. But tamari is known to have lesser additives although some of them have MSG. So, make sure you check the label and opt for MSG-free tamari for your stir-fries. And consult with your doctor before you use tamari in your favorite Asian delicacy.
Your baby’s nursery is incomplete without these 10 things!
You have got the crib, the rocking chair, the changing table, the play mat and the baby monitor for the baby’s nursery. What else could a baby need? Well turns out a few more items.
