Medium Shito Pepper Sauce, 190g
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Sweet. Smoky. Spicy. The one most people reach for, with the signature in balance. Medium Shito Pepper Sauce is sweet up front, deep and smoky for that umami hit, then a spice that lifts a meal without taking it over. Slow cooked in small batches, with a modern twist. All the depth, nothing from the sea.
Shito goes on everything, so start here if you are new to it. Eggs, rice, grilled meat, noodles, a pie, hot chips, it belongs on all of them.
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Key details
- Heat, Medium, balanced and the most popular
- Made in Australia from at least 69% Australian ingredients
- Award winning gourmet Ghanaian shito, handmade, small batch
- 190g jar
- Suitable for vegans, plant based
Ingredients and allergens
Ingredients: Sunflower oil, tomato paste, garlic, ginger, onion, chilli flakes, soy sauce, vegan Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, natural yeast, bay leaves.
Allergens: Contains soy.
Made in Australia from at least 69% Australian ingredients.
Nutrition information
Servings per package: 19. Serving size: 10 g.
Frequently asked questions
What is shito?
Shito is a Ghanaian pepper sauce, a dark, smoky West African condiment traditionally spooned over rice, grilled meat and eggs. Coast of Gold makes a gourmet version in Australia, sweet, smoky and spicy, from a family recipe with a modern twist. It comes in Mild, Medium and Hot.
What is the difference between Mild, Medium and Hot?
All three Coast of Gold Shito Pepper Sauces share the same sweet, smoky, umami base, and only the spice changes. Mild is gentle and family friendly, Medium is the balanced crowd pleaser, and Hot is the boldest of the range and the best seller. Holy Shito, the scorpion chilli jar, sits above them all.
How do you use shito?
Shito goes on almost everything. Spoon it over eggs, stir it through rice or noodles, spread it on a meat pie, or serve it beside anything off the grill. A little goes a long way. Start with Mild or Medium if you are new to it, then build up the heat.