Reggae Reggae Sauce is a Jamaican jerk spice, popularised by creator Levi Roots' appearance on BBC2's Dragons' Den.
Dragon's Den investor Peter Jones has since classified the product as one of his most successful investments from the show.
Read more about Reggae Reggae Sauce: History, Controversy Over The Product's Origins, Production and Expansion
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Levi Roots - Reggae Reggae Sauce
... Levi Roots' Reggae Reggae Sauce is a jerk barbecue sauce ... In 2006, the sauce was available for sale at the Notting Hill Carnival, with 4,000 bottles sold ... He later took the sauce to a food trade show, where he was spotted by a BBC producer who approached him to appear on Dragons' Den ...
... Levi Roots' Reggae Reggae Sauce is a jerk barbecue sauce ... In 2006, the sauce was available for sale at the Notting Hill Carnival, with 4,000 bottles sold ... He later took the sauce to a food trade show, where he was spotted by a BBC producer who approached him to appear on Dragons' Den ...
Reggae Reggae Sauce - Production and Expansion
... Reggae Reggae Sauce is manufactured by G Costa, a division of Associated British Foods ... Despite Levi saying he wanted production of his sauce to continue in the UK, production moved from Wales to Poland in March 2007 ... Initially the sauce was carried exclusively in Sainsbury's supermarkets but now many supermarkets in the UK and Ireland stock the sauce ...
... Reggae Reggae Sauce is manufactured by G Costa, a division of Associated British Foods ... Despite Levi saying he wanted production of his sauce to continue in the UK, production moved from Wales to Poland in March 2007 ... Initially the sauce was carried exclusively in Sainsbury's supermarkets but now many supermarkets in the UK and Ireland stock the sauce ...
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