Vegan-Small Batch Cooking Sauces & Spiceblends from Africa with 🌍 flavor!
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The EssieSpice Essential Sauce collection is the delicious creation of culinary cognoscente, Essie Bartels. Her love affair with spices began as a little girl, helping her mom cook with recipes passed down from generations. Essie’s experiments with spices grew and so did the demand for her home-made spice induced sauces. The sauce collection adds a unique international flavor to every home cooked meal; which is carefully crafted one batch at a time.
14/06/2026
From our home to your home — Ghana will always be our blueprint!
Sharing just a few dishes that always takes us back to the motherland.
Which of these have you tried?
Which of these are you excited to try?
Hear the difference? Yep, exactly!
If home & joy had a flavour, it would probably taste like EssieSpice!
TasteTheDifference
THAT feeling you get after a taste of EssieSpice? Truly bottled up all the joy in the world, and put it in a jar!
Keep sharing that joy!
How do you share joy?
{Spices, Tasting, Cooking, Recipes, Joy In A Jar, Seasonings, Heat, Flavor}
29/05/2026
Once you hear the pop & open your jar; expect JOY!
Carefully selected ingredients, that blend in heat, tradition, spice & flavor.
Let’s make cooking fun again!
Which one are you trying first?
How hot do you want it? 🌶️ 🔥
Can you guess the percentage of Scotch Bonnet Pepper we use in our Mango Chili Medley®️ sauce for each batch?
Our forever MCM is the go-to for Grilled fish, for Stir Frying, for your Kenkey, for stews… you name it, MCM gotchu!
Just a mid-week behind the scenes to let you know we REALLY love our Chilies!
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{Heat, Cooking, Spices, Sauces, Cooking Sauce, Woman Owned Business, Marinades, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Seasonings}
17/05/2026
The Caribbean and West-Africa share more than music, DNA 🧬 & history, we share flavor too and A LOT of it!
We can’t capture them all but here are 5 of the most popular & favorite dishes that exist across the oceans from Lome to Kingston and from Kano to Port-Au-Prince.
Swipe through these 5 Caribbean dishes similar to West-African favorites and let’s hear your thoughts on what we left out.
{Heritage, Culture, Food, History, Cooking, Flavor, Ghana, Haiti, Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad, Tobago, Cuba, Antigua, Barbuda, Bahamas, Grenada, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Dominican Republic, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Saint Vincent & Grenadines}