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Joy's Island Spice is the ultimate destination for all your sauce and spice needs! Shop now and enjoy a limited-time offer of 20% off your order of $50 or more before tax and shipping. Get started on your holiday shopping early and give the gift of our award-winning sauce to your family and friends.

Use code: "Awardwinning2023"

Sale ends 12/18/2023

* Does not include Joy's Corporate Gift Set

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As seen on TV

Chicken Skewers

"JOY'S TO THE WORLD"

Joy's Island Spice can be used as a marinade, spice, or condiment. 

Use on Chicken, Beef, Pork, and Fish.

Make Joy's Jerk BBQ Aioli:

60/40 with mayo to accompany any meal or sandwich.

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The Story of Joy's Island Spice

My grandfather, Solomon Morris, was the Buscha (foreman) on a plantation in rural Buff Bay, in the parish of Portland that extends from the northeast coast of Jamaica up to the heights of the verdant Blue Mountains. This lush area was home to many Maroon communities, from which the tradition of Jerk cooking originated.  

 

My father, Ken, grew up in this environment, with abundant crystal-clear mountain rivers, plentiful varieties of tree-ripened fruits, fresh vegetables still dripping with morning dew; and where rich natural herbs and spices flourished, all of which offered incomparable flavors. Our family’s sauces were developed in this soil-rich organic environment where nature taught people how to live. I grew up watching my father transform nature’s abundant gifts into amazing sauces using recipes and techniques that were passed down to him. My family now offers these sauces to you with the same reverence towards nature’s gifts.

In traditional Jerk, the pepper profile is predominant (for a good historical reason). Joy's is designed to reduce that heat signature to highlight the many sophisticated flavors that are otherwise obscured.  It is designed to celebrate the melody of other flavors.  And they are many players in the symphony.  It is a full celebration of Island spices.

"Everyone should have a little Joy's in their lives"

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