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Dunn's River
Dunns River Jamaican Jerk Seasoning 650G (Case of 3)
Low stock (15 units)£1495Unit price
Dunn's River
Dunns River Oxtail Seasoning 100G (Case of 12)
Very low stock (4 units)£1680Unit price
Dunn's River
Dunn's River Cornmeal Coarse 500G (Case of 10)
Very low stock (1 unit)£1099Unit price
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About Jamaica
Tropical Sun Browning (142ml) is a must for authentic caramelised stews and curries, giving that rich colour and flavour to beef or goat dishes. These high-quality imports are sourced directly from trusted Caribbean brands, ensuring genuine taste without compromise. Whether you're hosting a jerk BBQ, cooking family favourites like ackee and saltfish, or simply spicing up weeknight meals, these ingredients make it easy to infuse your cooking with Jamaica's bold, smoky profiles.
Store spices in a cool, dry place to preserve potency, and keep sauces refrigerated after opening for longest freshness. Versatile for everyday use or special occasions, they pair brilliantly with rice, plantains, or roti. Elevate your pantry with these Jamaican treasures and taste the island sunshine in every bite.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key ingredients in Jamaican jerk sauce?
Jamaican jerk sauce typically features scotch bonnet peppers, allspice (pimento), thyme, ginger, and garlic for that signature spicy, smoky kick. Our Grace Jerk BBQ Sauce and Badia Allspice make it simple to whip up authentic versions at home.
How do I use callaloo in cooking?
Callaloo, a leafy green similar to spinach, shines in Jamaican dishes like callaloo and saltfish. Sauté with onions, tomatoes, and peppers, or add to rice and peas for a nutritious boost. Drain and rinse canned versions before use.
What's the best way to store Jamaican hot pepper sauce?
Keep Encona Hot Pepper Sauce in a cool, dark cupboard before opening, then refrigerate to maintain heat and flavour. It lasts up to a year and adds fire to everything from stews to fried dumplings.
Can I use these products for vegetarian Jamaican recipes?
Absolutely—many items like callaloo, browning, and jerk sauce (check labels for meat-free options) work brilliantly in veggie patties, rundown, or grilled tofu jerk. They're versatile for plant-based island cooking.
How authentic are these Jamaican groceries?
Sourced from renowned brands like Grace and Tropical Sun, popular in Jamaica itself, these products deliver true flavours without dilution, ideal for expats craving home tastes.
