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Bassa Bassa takes its name from a Barbadian expression which means to
have the equivalent of a lover's quarrel. It's, sour, sweet and spicy
and making up is the best part of all. Bassa reflects the Indian part of
our Caribbean culture.It's tangy flavor compliments spicy cooking like
nothing else in the world. Bassa Bassa goes extremely well with seafood.
One thing that you need to
know....the taste of Bassa Bassa sauce is addictive. Once you try it, you'll
keep coming back |
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A hint of pepper carefully
blended with the Carambola (Star-Fruit) fruit puts Kaiso Karamba in a class
of its own. It can be used as a very savory pickle that lifts the flavor
from your blandest meal. It is often added to sauce recipes where its
remarkable flavor can make the difference between a traditional dish and
one that soars. If you want a quick meal simply add our Kaiso to any canned
vegetable (peas, beans, corn) or pasta to convert it to make that meal
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Tropical Inferno is one of our unique creations. It's made from
Carambola (Star Fruit) which was originally brought to the Caribbean
from Asia. We blend the Carambola with some choice ingredients including
Scotch Bonnet Peppers to create a sauce that will take you to Pepper
Sauce Heaven. Use it as a condiment on just about anything that you wish
to spice up with some real Caribbean Heat or in stews and gravies to
make them sing. |
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Tamangy Chutney brings unique Caribbean Flavour to the world of exotic
condiments. This is the perfect condiment for your exotic dishes. We can
only describe this sauce as multicultural. It takes your Chinese or
Indian creations to a new high. It's perfect for Caribbean cooking and
will do wonders for the blandest meal you can think of. Use daringly on
the side of your plate. If you can't
really cook but want to invite someone to dinner, have lots of it handy.
Cook with it and then use it as a condiment with the meal....then listen
for the compliments. |
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Pepper Sauces |
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Old Fashion Island Pepper Sauce is a Barbadian creation. It is one of
our hottest sellers with its really outstanding taste which results from
a skilful blending of its main ingredients, mustard, turmeric and
peppers. Many variations of this sauce can be found throughout the
Caribbean however this one has succeeded in capturing the heat, taste
and flavor of the traditional Old Fashioned product.
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Blazing Inferno is the pepper sauce of choice for
those folks who like things 'blazing hot'. We take Scotch Bonnet
peppers, add garlic to make the flavour more interesting - then, just
before we close the bottle, we add fire. The result is a hot, tasty
pepper sauce that makes you smack your lips and go for more. Use
cautiously with your favourite meats or snacks. Try a little first and
have some water close at hand when you do. Main Ingredients Peppers &
Garlic |
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Jams & Jellies |
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To many of the Islands in the Caribbean, bananas
represent the prosperity that results from shipping boatloads of that tasty
fruit to Europe. They are also an essential part of our way of life. We
eat them from the tree, cook with them, use the leaves to wrap savoury
treats like conkies and pastelles or to make craft items. At Native
Treasures we thought that we would capture one of our favourite banana
recipes in a jam. Banana Daquiri is a drink made from bananas and rum. We have created a Daiquiri that you can spread and
eat. Just as tasty but not dangerous. |
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Our Pina Colada jam brings the flavour of one of the stars of the beach to
your breakfast table. Imagine a beautiful sunset and you half naked on
a Caribbean beach, sipping on your Pina Colada made from coconut milk,
Pineapple and Rum. You think of your friends and feel sorry for them-back
home freezing their tails off.
Wow this Pina Colada jam can really get your imagination going... |
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If you live in the Caribbean some of your fondest memories of growing up
would involve a big, ripe, juicy mango. You would remember the ecstasy of
biting a hole in the skin and sucking the mango juice out. Only when the
juice stopped flowing would you remove the skin and suck on the seed. Our Mango
jam is a tribute to growing up in the Caribbean and the memories of
those youthful days. |
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If you like it hot and really enjoy a tasty piece of meat then this is the
right product for you. Our Scotch Bonnet Peppers create a tantalising taste
that is perfect with anything you can think of. Some of our customers even
use this stuff on bread while some use it in recipes which we will soon be
sharing with you. Use on your favorite baked meats. Exceptional with ham. |
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Native Treasures
Inc.
#1 Food Processing Complex, Wildey Industrial Park St. Michael, Barbados,W.I.
Phone 246 228-5837 |
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