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Review: Walkerswood Jonkanoo Pepper Sauce
Posted on 11.25.06 by MattUK @ 8:45 am | Comments: |
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Walkerswood Jonkanoo Pepper Sauce
Walkerswood Jonkanoo Pepper Sauce

At first, I wasn’t sure how good this sauce was going to be as it was cheap, very cheap (£0.87 ~ $1.68 US). After trying the jerk seasoning of the same brand and thoroughly liking it, I decided to give it a go. For the price, why not?

The packaging is very ‘in your face’ with strong colours and a Jamaican theme. The first thing I noticed upon opening Walkerswood Jonkanoo Pepper Sauce was a habanero scent, very similar in aroma to that of Blair’s Original Death/Muerte. Pouring the sauce was extremely easy, the sauce appearance being a transparent orange/red colour with small slithers of peppers and seeds. I found it to be a little on the runny side, which in my case was not desirable – I tend to like to eat my sauces on nachos or similar. For other uses however this sauce would be great.

The taste is really geared towards the aroma. You can definitely tell there’s habaneros and vinegar in there! Not over powering, but just right. It’s hot on the tongue and leaves a short lasting burn at the back of the throat.

This hot sauce is definitely one to try. On tasting, my original prejudice towards price and quality disappeared. It’s great for coating pizza with to add a bit of heat. This is unquestionably a flavoursome sauce with a good heat level to it.

Ingredients: water, hot peppers (35%), cane vinegar, salt, sugar, modified corn starch, citric acid, scallions, onions, garlic powder Preservatives: potassium sorbate, thyme.

In my opinion Walkerswood Jonkanoo Pepper Sauce is very similar to Blair’s Salsa de la Muerte. Blair’s Muerte is definitely one of my favorites and this doesn’t fall far behind. The only downfall as mentioned earlier was the runniness of the hot sauce, but the cost of the sauce definitely outweighs this – I’ll without doubt be going back for more.

Packaging 6/10 - very colourful, probably a little to much in my opinion
Aroma 9.5/10 - it reminds me of Muerte at 1/5 of the price
Appearance 7.5/10 - transparent red/orange, seeds and peppers are visible
Taste 9.5/10 - If you like Blair’s then you’ll definately like this too
Heat 7/10 - definitely a tingle/burn of a few minutes
Value 10/10 - who can complain for that much?

Overall 9/10 - great for people looking for habanero, vinegar based sauce

Cream of Peanut Soup
Serves 4-6

Ingredients
4tbsp Butter
1 Onion, grated
1stick Celery, chopped
1clove Garlic, crushed
Leaves of 1sprig thyme, chopped
1tbsp Flour
900ml Chicken stock
1cup Crunchy peanut butter
2cups Milk
Salt and Walkerswood Jonkanoo or Scotch Bonnet Pepper sauce to taste
1tbsp Cilantro/coriander, chopped to garnish

Directions
Melt butter in a large saucepan. Add onion, celery, garlic and thyme. Cook for 3minutes. Sprinkle in the flour, stirring constantly. Keep stirring while adding stock slowly. Increase the heat and add peanut butter. Reduce heat, add milk, salt and hot pepper and simmer for 15minutes. Garnish with cilantro/coriander.

Cooking Instructions
Prep time: 20minutes
Cooking time: 15minutes

Serving Suggestions
Serve hot

Walkerswood
P.O. St. Ann
Jamaica W.I.
Tel: (876) 917 2318
Fax: (876) 917 2648

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Comment #1:
Comment by Rick (2) - 11/25/2006 @ 9:05 am | [ Quote ]

I used to live in the UK and bought this sauce from Tesco on regular basis. Very good sauce for a VERY good price. //rick//

Comment #2:
Comment by Vic (1401) - 11/25/2006 @ 9:26 am | [ Quote ]

I enjoyed the review, very informative and explanatory. I have tried all of the Walkerswood products and have really liked them- Cheap and Good, the perfect combination!!!

Great review mystery Reviewer!!

Comment #3:
Comment by Jodie (1080) - 11/25/2006 @ 10:50 am | [ Quote ]

Good review. It shows that not all cheap hot sauces are tasteless ones. Not bad oh masked one! ;-)

Comment #4:
Comment by Anthony (347) - 11/25/2006 @ 10:59 am | [ Quote ]

Great review! I think I have a Walkerswood somewhere here. I should try and find it.

The Salsa De La Muerte is one of my favourites so I would definately give this a shot!

Comment #5:
Comment by generallee - 11/25/2006 @ 11:40 am | [ Quote ]

looks very inviting nick, but why is it quoted at 1.68 on the review and on your website it is 5.95? just curious.

hope your turkey day went well.

Comment #6:
Comment by Nick Lindauer (1017) - 11/25/2006 @ 11:52 am | [ Quote ]

generallee on 11/25/2006 at 11:40 am said:

looks very inviting nick, but why is it quoted at 1.68 on the review and on your website it is 5.95? just curious.

hope your turkey day went well.

ha ha
Because the reviewer was lucky enought to find it in a store in the UK for cheap!

Comment #7:
Comment by BRET (2985) - 11/25/2006 @ 12:36 pm | [ Quote ]

Nick Lindauer on 11/25/2006 at 11:52 am said:

ha ha
Because the reviewer was lucky enought to find it in a store in the UK for cheap!

Nick We should buy some at that price. My everyday price is around 3.29

Comment #8:
Comment by Nick Lindauer (1017) - 11/25/2006 @ 12:38 pm | [ Quote ]

BRET on 11/25/2006 at 12:36 pm said:

Nick We should buy some at that price. My everyday price is around 3.29

Sure, wanna split the cost of a flight to the UK?

Comment #9:
Comment by BRET (2985) - 11/25/2006 @ 3:17 pm | [ Quote ]

Nick Lindauer on 11/25/2006 at 12:38 pm said:

Sure, wanna split the cost of a flight to the UK?

Lets Go

Comment #10:
Comment by Arizona Jack (1284) - 11/25/2006 @ 3:44 pm | [ Quote ]

BRET on 11/25/2006 at 3:17 pm said:

Lets Go

Don’t bring Leroy, I’m pretty sure he’s on the no fly list.

Comment #11:
Comment by BRET (2985) - 11/25/2006 @ 5:29 pm | [ Quote ]

Arizona Jack on 11/25/2006 at 3:44 pm said:

Don’t bring Leroy, I’m pretty sure he’s on the no fly list.

Leroy’s not to bad when he travels. Except when he keeps marking his spot.

Comment #12:
Comment by MattUK (122) - 11/28/2006 @ 10:52 am | [ Quote ]

BRET on 11/25/2006 at 12:36 pm said:

Nick We should buy some at that price. My everyday price is around 3.29

can you not get it off Walkerswood website for $2 + shipping per bottle? There’s a 2.2litre bottle avilable in the UK for £6 - I’m sooo tempted

Comment #13:
Comment by BRET (2985) - 11/28/2006 @ 11:20 am | [ Quote ]

MattUK on 11/28/2006 at 10:52 am said:

can you not get it off Walkerswood website for $2 + shipping per bottle? There’s a 2.2litre bottle avilable in the UK for £6 - I’m sooo tempted

I’t cost $2.00 plus shipping. Bret

Comment #14:
Comment by MattUK (122) - 11/28/2006 @ 5:18 pm | [ Quote ]

Rick on 11/25/2006 at 9:05 am said:

I used to live in the UK and bought this sauce from Tesco on regular basis. Very good sauce for a VERY good price. //rick//

I haven’t seen it in Tesco yet - not even the Extra around her. I got it in small COOP in Lampeter, Mid Wales.

Comment #15:
Comment by rick (2) - 11/29/2006 @ 3:55 am | [ Quote ]

MattUK on 11/28/2006 at 5:18 pm said:

I haven’t seen it in Tesco yet - not even the Extra around her. I got it in small COOP in Lampeter, Mid Wales.

Actually not sure if we got it at Tesco now that you mention it. My wife did most of the shopping and she also shopped at COOP along with Tesco and Sainsbury so it’s more likely she got it there. All I remember was she said he paid less than a pound for it and for anyone that’s ever been to or lived in the UK…..dats cheap!!!! //rick//

Comment #16:
Comment by MattUK (122) - 11/29/2006 @ 8:39 am | [ Quote ]

rick on 11/29/2006 at 3:55 am said:

Actually not sure if we got it at Tesco now that you mention it. My wife did most of the shopping and she also shopped at COOP along with Tesco and Sainsbury so it’s more likely she got it there. All I remember was she said he paid less than a pound for it and for anyone that’s ever been to or lived in the UK…..dats cheap!!!! //rick//

Cool. I went on Walkerswood the other day - UK site and managed to get my hands on 5 bottles of the normal jerk seasoning for £0.00 i.e. just shipping cost! They arrived today! So I got 5 bottles of normal jerk and one bottle of spicy jerk for £8. If your in the UK, take a look

Comment #17:
Comment by MattUK (122) - 12/24/2006 @ 6:22 am | [ Quote ]

I now have 6litres of this stuff lying around the house. lol. A little excessive I know…..but it is good.

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