I have 9 of the best homemade Paleo sauces you will ever find. The sauce is the boss! And, a good Paleo sauce can make a great meal 🙂
Whether you’re dipping or smothering or covering, we have a great sauce for you!
If you’ve recently switched over to a paleo lifestyle, you know that finding good substitutes for the meals you used to eat can be challenging. For me, noodles are something I miss – but I’m finding I really like squash or zucchini “noodles” with my favorite marinara sauce.
What do you miss on a paleo diet? Is it pesto, chimichurri sauce, hollandaise sauce, bbq, or cranberry sauce?….
What I love about these Paleo Sauces recipes is that they are so versatile.
I mean, just take BBQ sauce as an example. There are at least 20 different things you can put that sauce on. It takes a plain piece of chicken and turns it into something finger-licking’ good.
Or – my favorite is #1 on the list, chimichurri sauce. I can’t tell you how many different things a good chimichurri sauce can go on. It’s delicious on just about every meat and it’s so easy to make. It’s basically herbs, lemon and oil blended together. My husband is in love with it and puts it on all sorts of meats and vegetables so his very plain diet is actually edible.
Here are some Paleo sauces recipes to try to see which ones you like. Tell us which ones have been most helpful (& tasty!) to you.
Here are some answers to some common questions about Paleo Sauces:
What sauces are Paleo friendly?
All of the sauces right here in this post are Paleo friendly.
Is vinegar on the Paleo diet?
Vinegar that does not contain any sugar and gluten are Paleo so read the label.
Is hummus in the Paleo diet?
No, hummus is made with chickpeas or garbanzo beans which are the same thing with a different name. They are legumes and legumes are not allowed on the Paleo diet.
Is hot sauce paleo friendly?
Read the label, people! The hot sauce I have and read the label on is made with cayenne peppers, water, distilled vinegar, garlic powder, and salt. All of those ingredients are Paleo so yes, hot sauce is Paleo as long as you read the label and make sure there is no added sugar or gluten.
Is honey mustard paleo friendly?
I can’t emphasize enough that you should read the label! If you find that honey mustard you buy has added sugar, don’t buy it. Make your own. Here is a Paleo Honey Mustard Recipe.
If you like these Paleo sauces you may also like these:
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This is a clean eating copycat version of the coconut shrimp they serve at Red Lobster. My version of the sauce has a LOT LESS SUGAR and no alcohol. It’s sweetened with a little bit of honey. With the coconut flour and the shredded coconut it has a good amount of coconut flavor. I think it’s delicious and oh, so much healthier.
This cauliflower Paleo alfredo sauce is so good and it really helps to pull together the chicken, bacon and zoodles. So simple and so good! {Clean Eating, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Whole30, Keto}
This grain-free spaghetti uses spaghetti squash tossed in a dairy-free pesto and is topped with bursted sweet cherry tomatoes in a garlic oil. {Paleo, Gluten-Free, Clean Eating, Dairy-Free, Vegan, Whole30}
