50g of Jerk Seasoning packaged in our plant-based cellulose, compostable bags.
Jerk seasoning is a traditional Caribbean spice blend, originating in Jamaica, used to flavour meats (especially chicken and pork) and sometimes fish or vegetables. It’s a balance of heat, warmth, and aromatic herbs.
Dry jerk seasoning: a blend of spices used as a rub
Wet jerk paste: spices mixed with oil, lime juice, or vinegar
Flavour & aroma
- Warm, smoky, sweet, and spicy
- Fiery from scotch bonnet or habanero peppers
- Earthy and aromatic from herbs like thyme and allspice
- Slightly sweet notes from sugar or nutmeg
It’s bold and assertive — designed to stand up to slow cooking and smoking.
Common culinary uses
- Grilled or roasted meats – chicken, pork, beef, fish
- Vegetables – roasted or sautéed with jerk seasoning
- Marinades – combine dry blend with oil or citrus for a paste
- Stews and soups – Caribbean-style dishes
- Rice & beans – add a pinch to infuse flavour
Tip: For best results, marinate meats for several hours or overnight.
Ingredients
Allspice (pimento)
Chilli ( for heat)
Thyme
Paprika
Brown Sugar
Salt & black pepper
Ginger
Nutmeg
Brown sugar (for sweetness)
Citric Acid
Traditional & practical benefits
(Mostly culinary; some traditional folk uses — not medical advice)
- Stimulates appetite and digestion – hot spices can enhance digestion
- Antimicrobial properties – allspice, thyme, and peppers have mild preservative qualities
- Circulation & warmth – hot peppers stimulate blood flow
- Rich in antioxidants – herbs and spices contribute protective compounds
Storage & shelf life
- Store dry jerk seasoning in an airtight container, away from heat and light
- Best used within 6–12 months for maximum aroma and potency
- Wet jerk paste: refrigerate and use within 1–2 weeks
Classic pairings
- Chicken, pork, fish
- Rice and beans
- Tropical fruits (mango, pineapple)
- Lime or citrus juice
- Roasted vegetables
