$16
261 in stock
Bubblegum BBQ Sauce has a smoky, sweet flavour which combines beautifully with the great taste of the Bubblegum 7 Pot chilli. It is a perfect fusion of four sauces: Ketchup, BBQ, Chilli and Mustard.
The Bubblegum chilli comes in at 850,000 SHUs and was created by Jon Harper. As the “Father” of this variety, and based in the UK, he has been growing this and a lot of other Hybrids for a number of years. Jon called it Bubblegum because he thought it had a taste of Bubblicious Bubblegum, while others say the name is because the chilli has a mixed colour stem and crown that looks like bubblegum.
With fresh tomato, garlic and onion, this sauce combines the sweet smoke flavours of molasses and Worcestershire to create a velvety smooth sauce that goes perfectly on anything off the BBQ.
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Fresh Tomato, Sugar, Vinegar, Fresh Bubblegum Chilli (5%), Fresh Garlic, Fresh Onion, Worcestershire Sauce (Water, Vinegar, Molasses, Rehydrated Vegetables, Salt, Spices, Natural Flavours, Colour (Caramel IV), Spice Extract), Paprika, Molasses, Mustard Powder, Sea Salt, White Pepper
Anything off the BBQ such as hamburgers, steak sandwiches and sausages. It is also great on bratwurst, beef and pork ribs, and a meat lovers or BBQ chicken pizza.
| Weight | 0.65 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7 × 7 × 22 cm |
| Heat | |
| Size | 250ml, 8.5oz |
| Barcode | "0799632178101" |
| Australian % Ingredients | 96 |
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Care instructions:
Do NOT Refrigerate EVER. Serve with a clean dry spoon and store in the pantry after opening.
This pickle will remain in perfect condition as long as you ensure there is no contamination from food or water particles.
Never return any unfinished portions to the jar or use a serving utensil used for anything else.
Origin: Vietnam
Star anise powder is commonly used as a spice in cooking. It has a licorice-like flavour and aroma, and is often used in Asian cuisine, particularly in Chinese and Vietnamese dishes. It can be used to flavour soups, stews, marinades, and sauces, as well as in baking, such as in cookies and cakes. Additionally, it is sometimes used in herbal teas and other natural remedies due to its potential health benefits.
This South Indian mild curry traditionally used for vegetables and cooked with coconut milk. This crowd pleasing curry is quite versatile and can be cooked with any kind of meat, seafood and vegetables. This curry is excellent for families as it is flavoursome but not hot.
This 250g jar will cook with approximately 10kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 50 servings.
Fenugreek Seed (Methi) Whole has a strong, bitter flavour and is often used in Indian and Middle Eastern cooking. These seeds are perfect for tempering and lend a distinctive taste to pickles, daals, and spice mixes.
Coriander Seed (Dhania) Ground (70g) is a versatile spice that adds a mild, sweet flavour to a variety of dishes, from curries to baked goods. This finely ground powder is perfect for blending into spice mixes and marinades, offering a subtle citrus note.
This Thai Green curry is used by making it into a paste and then cooking with coconut cream.
If you want to increase the heat of this curry when making the paste, add some green peppercorns (optional) and/or green chilli into the paste.
Cook traditionally with chicken, seafood and vegetables.
This 240g jar will cook with approximately 8kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 40 servings.
Also known as Spanish paprika, a little goes a long way. Used in sauces and meat rubs, especially great in sausages and paella recipes. We only used actual smoked paprika, smoked over a fire and and then ground for seductive smoky flavour.
Sambal is a sauce made from chilies, spices, herbs, and aromatics. It is a popular condiment in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. Sambal has a complex flavour that is all at once earthy, spicy and hot.
Sambals can be eaten with almost anything – noodle dishes, grilled meats, fish, burgers, pizza or as a substitution for chilli sauce in your favourite chicken wings recipe. Anywhere you use chilli sauce or a spicy dip, replace it with sambal for an instant upgrade. With a basic sambal base, you can mix and match ingredients to create whatever flavours you like.
Sambal goes just as well with noodles such as Mee Goreng (fried noodles) or Nasi Goreng (fried rice). It can also be served with Roti Canai (Malaysian flat bread).
Dishes aren’t complete unless they’ve a hearty dollop of this versatile condiment.
Dukkah (pronounced dook-a) is an Egyptian finely blended dry mix of roasted nuts, seeds and spices traditionally eaten by dipping fresh bread into olive oil and then into the nut mixture, but it also serves as a versatile seasoning in Egyptian cooking. This special Flavour & Spice version is made with Almonds and is great as a coating for chicken, lamb or fish.
Made with all natural ingredients and None of the Nasties.
Chicken Tikka Masala is a popular chicken curry with a creamy tomato sauce is excellent served with breads or rice and can also be used as a marinade for tikka (boneless cuts of cubed meat).
Best used for cooking chicken or vegetables.
This 280g jar will cook with approximately 6kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 30 servings.
Chicken Tikka
700g skinless chicken breast cut into 1 inch cubes, 1.5 tbsp Chicken Tikka Masala, 1 tsp ginger paste, 1 tsp garlic paste, butter, 0.5 cup yoghurt.
Mix the curry blend, yoghurt, ginger and garlic together and marinate the chicken cubes in this for 20 minutes, grill the chicken and baste with butter.
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A simple combination of the Guinness World Record hottest chilli in the world, the Carolina Reaper, and Vinegar – that’s it.
This is for when you want to have fresh chillies on hand to spice up a dish and only add this great chilli flavour and heat.
The Carolina Reaper (HP22B) chilli was ranked as the hottest chilli in the world, according to Guinness World Records in 2013 at an average of 1,569,300 Scoville Heat Units.
Then in early 2018, it was re-tested and re-classified at 1,641,183 – Wow, that’s HOT!
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Jade (verified owner) –
One of my favourite hot sauces of all time- it is so delicious and unique, full of flavour and packs a punch on the heat scale!
Flavour & Spice (store manager) –
thanks for your feedback Jade, wait until you try the Bubblegum chilli! even hotter❤️