Making Meals Fun With Tropical Sun
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Making Meals Fun With Tropical Sun

If like me you find meal times boring. From having to think what to have for dinner the night before, or that morning. Of course, your family are no help, as mine say it is too early to think about what to have for dinner. I really wish I could say the same thing. Until now, as I have found a way of making meals fun with Tropical Sun.

Tropical Sun Jerk Range

About Tropical Sun

Tropical Sun live by the motto: ā€˜Variety is the spice of life.’ Tropical Sun’s journey started in 1996 when they began importing a few specialist ingredients and daily essentials for the UK’s thriving ethnic communities. As word spread, they began receiving requests for specific items from homelands far-afield: Spices, oils, drinks, and snacks that helped people stay connected to their cultures and now have a range of over 700 products from around the World. Loving that food helps to bring people together.

Boston Bay Jerk Seasoning

Boston Bay Jerk Seasoning

The birthplace of jerk, Boston Bay is famous for its jerk pits. Where meats are smoked to perfection over pimento wood – and where the tantalising jerk aroma carries on the sweet, cool breeze. Packed with fresh veg and herbs including scallions, garlic and thyme. Tropical Sun Boston Bay Jerk is made to a traditional Jamaican recipe with spices only found in Portland.

Jerk Seasoning – Dry

Jerk Seasoning - Dry

If you’re looking to heat things up in the kitchen, this blend is just for you. ItĀ complements chicken, fish, and any kind of red meat extremely well.Ā It has all the principle ingredients thatĀ goĀ into a jerk seasoning blend. Such as allspice, hot peppers, cloves, cinnamon, andĀ nutmeg. To balance out the flavours, you can add Ā variations of sweet flavours such as brown sugar, or honey, pineapple or mango to your taste if you are making a wet version.

Jerk Sauce

Jerk Sauce

Ā Tropical Sun Jerk Sauce! For that unmistakable Jamaican flavour. Simply add a drizzle to your dish or on the side of your plate for easy dipping.

Jerk BBQ Sauce

Jerk BBQ Sauce

Sweet, smoky and spicy, Tropical Sun Jerk BBQ Sauce is bursting with flavour. Pimento, chilli, tomato, onion, oregano, nutmeg, ginger and many more fruits, herbs and spices working in perfect harmony for the ultimate sunshine sauce and jerk marinade ingredient. Don’t be shy! Drizzle over your chicken, chips and eggs and into your wraps and burgers.

My Opinion

I do love jerk chicken, and will be marinating chicken breasts in the dry jerk seasoning for dinner tonight. I will serving with fries, corn on the cob and coleslaw. On Saturday I used the jerk BBQ sauce with burgers and they were amazing. I am looking forward to trying the rest of the sauces.

Giveaway

If you would like to try the range, I have 5 sets to giveaway. See below on how to enter and make sure you read the terms and conditions, making sure you complete the mandatory sections for your entry to be valid.

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76 Comments on “Making Meals Fun With Tropical Sun

  1. I would use the sauce of my cheese burger with after grill it and the sauces would add some much needed added flavour.

  2. Some jerk chicken and vegetables skewers for something a bit difference. Would even try it with mangoes or pineapple chunks on them

  3. I would make jerk chicken for my husband and create a vegetarian version for myself perhaps using Quorn or mushrooms in place of the chicken!

  4. The Jamaican Jerk BBQ sauce marinated overnight with chicken thighs, cooked on the bbq with grilled seasoned corn on the cob dripping in butter. Would definitely impress my friends with the flavour sensation. Just need to win this and crack out the BBQ!

  5. I would marinate boneless chicken thighs in the jarred jerk seasoning, cook and serve with rice and peas… one of my absolute fave meals. Yum

  6. Love the jerk bbq sauce . Haven’t tried the others yet but would love to . Good luck everyone.

  7. I love to make Jerk cauliflower ‘wings’ with a refreshing fruity salad thing, it’ delicious! One of my faves and perfect for summer.

  8. What a fun and delightful article about making meals fun! Adding a tropical twist to our dishes sounds like a great way to infuse joy and excitement into mealtime. I can’t wait to try out some of these ideas and elevate our dining experience. Thanks for sharing this creative inspiration! I am going to try BBQ sauce.

  9. These would be great for flavouring Quorn and tofu dishes and serve with rice. It all sounds so tasty.

  10. I would have a go at making a Pepper Pot, had it years ago in Barbados, very slow cooked type of stew.

  11. I won’t enter this one as I am not a fan of jerk. But good luck to everyone who enters and `I hope some delicious jerk food comes out of it

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