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No-Cook Sweet Spicy Chili Oil (No Sugar) – a bold, healthy, and easy chili oil recipe made in minutes! Vegan, sugar-free, and perfect for noodles, eggs, dumplings, and more.
If you’re craving bold, fiery, and flavor-loaded chili oil—but want a healthier, no-cook version without sugar—this recipe is for you!
Call it ‘Chili Garlic or Chili Oil’ it’s one of the same.
Made in minutes, this no-cook sweet spicy chili oil delivers everything you love about traditional chili oils: the punch of heat, a subtle sweetness, the umami depth—but without the mess, stovetop splatter, or processed sugars.
Whether you’re a chili oil beginner or a spice-lover looking to experiment, this no-cook chili oil recipe is about to become your go-to kitchen staple.
Why You’ll Love This No-Cook Sweet Spicy Chili Garlic Oil
Here’s what you’ll need to whip up this spicy magic:
Chili Flakes (Sichuan chili flakes preferred, or crushed red pepper)
Green Onions (adds a lot of flavors)
Toasted Sesame seeds (white or black)
Roasted Peanuts (crushed)
Minced Garlic (fresh or freeze-dried)
Jaggery Sugar (for natural sweetness, or use date syrup or monk fruit syrup for keto)
Salt (adjust to taste)
Red Chili Powder (can use cayenne or Kashmiri laal mirch if you want less hot but bright red color)
Sesame Oil (toasted for depth)
Olive Oil (or avocado oil for neutral flavor)
Optional: Smoked Paprika or Chinese five spice for extra complexity
This sugar-free chili oil is insanely versatile. Here are easy, everyday ways to use it:
1. Noodles & Ramen Bowls
Drizzle it over plain noodles, instant ramen, or cold soba to instantly elevate the dish. Add a handful of veggies or tofu and it becomes restaurant-worthy!
2. Eggs in Any Form
Scrambled, fried, or hard-boiled—add a spoon of this chili oil on top and watch it transform into a gourmet breakfast.
3. Avocado Toast or Rice Cakes
Yes, seriously! Spread mashed avocado, sprinkle salt, then drizzle with this sweet-spicy chili oil. Crunchy, creamy, spicy perfection.
4. Dumplings or Momos
Use it as a dipping sauce base. Mix 1 tbsp of this chili oil with 1 tbsp vinegar or soy sauce = instant umami bomb.
5. Grilled Veggies or Protein
Whether it’s paneer, tofu, tempeh, grilled mushrooms, or baked potatoes—this chili oil gives a flavor punch without overpowering.
6. Salad Dressings
Mix a spoon of this chili oil into your vinaigrette for a spicy-sweet kick. Works great in Asian-style slaws or soba salads.
7. Pizza or Flatbreads
A light drizzle on top of homemade or store-bought pizza adds a bold, slightly smoky finish.
8. Rice Bowls or Buddha Bowls
A must-have for grain bowls! It brings moisture, depth, and balance to the meal.
Pro Tips for Best Flavor & Shelf Life
Healthier Chili Oil? Yes, Please!
Most store-bought chili oils contain:
My homemade version is:
It’s perfect for those watching sugar intake, following whole-food diets, or simply wanting to reduce highly processed ingredients.
Chili oil doesn’t have to be a complicated, stovetop ordeal. With this no-cook sweet spicy chili oil, you get all the richness, spice, and sweetness, without sugar and without cooking.
It’s the kind of flavor boost that turns simple meals into something exciting, comforting, and drool-worthy.
Whether you drizzle it on eggs, dunk dumplings, or spoon it onto your favorite grain bowl, this is one condiment you’ll always want on hand.
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No-Cook Sweet Spicy Chili Garlic Oil (No Sugar) – a bold, healthy, and easy chili garlic oil recipe made in minutes! Vegan, sugar-free, and perfect for noodles, eggs, dumplings, and more.
Jaggery Sugar - for natural sweetness, or use date syrup or monk fruit syrup for keto
Red Chili Powder - can use cayenne or Kashmiri laal mirch if you want less hot but bright red color
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