Description
Based on the search results, “Africaine sauce” generally refers to two different, popular interpretations, one being a savory brown sauce and the other a spicy chili condiment.
Here is a description of a typical 100g serving/product:
1. Savory Brown Sauce (Classic French/International Interpretation)
This is a rich, savory brown sauce often used to complement grilled meats.
Flavor Profile: A savory, brown, tomato-based sauce, sometimes slightly acidic, with a complex flavor profile.
Key Ingredients: Tomatoes, onions, peppers, herbs (such as basil, thyme, and bay leaf), and often reduced wine.
Usage: Ideal for topping steaks, chops, chicken, or as a dipping sauce.
2. African Hot Pepper Sauce (Spicy Condiment – 100g format)
A popular West African-style, fiery, red or green chili condiment.
Flavor Profile: Extremely hot, spicy, and tangy, designed to enhance dishes with heat.
Key Ingredients: African Bird’s Eye chilies (piri piri), vegetable oil, onion, garlic, iodised salt, lime juice, and preservatives.
Nutritional Data (Approx. per 100g):Energy: ~215.9 kCal
Protein: ~2.5g
Carbohydrates: ~22.9g
Total Fat: ~12.7g
Usage: Used as a marinade for chicken/proteins, a cooking stir-fry base, or a dipping sauce.
Key Characteristics of 100g Packaging
Portion Size: Generally sold in pouches or jars suitable for single or multiple uses.
Storage: Often best stored in a cool place, and in the fridge after opening.
Manufacturer Information: Commonly produced by specialized spice companies (e.g., Symega Food Ingredients).





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