Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g
Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g
Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g
Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g
Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g
Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ (marinade and barbecue sauce) - 290g

Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Jerk BBQ - 290g

Levi Roots Reggae Jerk BBQ sauce, both a marinade and a table sauce: a spicy and fruity barbecue with Jamaican accents, in a 290g bottle.

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10 / 2027 BBE · 6+ months

The Duke recommends

“Chicken thighs marinated overnight, grilled and served with red bean rice.”

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“The barbecue, with the Jamaican sun.”

Barbecue, Caribbean style

Jerk BBQ sauce combines two traditions: the thick, slightly sweet barbecue sauce and the spices of Jamaican jerk—chili pepper, allspice, thyme, and garlic. The result is fruity and warming, with a chili pepper that makes its presence felt without overpowering the other flavours. It can be used as a marinade to tenderize and flavour meat, or as a dipping sauce for burgers and grilled dishes.

A British success story

Levi Roots, a Jamaican-born musician based in London, rose to fame in 2007 when he presented his Reggae Reggae Sauce on the show Dragons' Den . His product line has since become available in all British supermarkets. Our tip: marinate chicken thighs overnight, then grill them basted with the sauce, and serve with red bean rice.

Flavour
Barbecue
Country
United Kingdom
Diet
Vegan
Weight
290g
Packaging
Bottle
LVR-RGGJRKBBQ290
5010338202798
Typical values Per 100 g
Energy 570kJ / 137kcal
Fat 0.1 g
of which saturates 0 g
Carbohydrate 32 g
of which sugars 29 g
Protein 1 g
Sodium 0.432 g
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