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20 Mar 12
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Taste like sh1t
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reggae reggae my 4rse
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I picked some up last year (only because 'Mozzas' had them on offer).
I wouldn't go as far, as the opening comment, though in fairness I never tasted that! The thing is that anyone with any experience, and store cupboard ingredients, could cobble something together at least as good. But it's all about convenience sometimes, so I wouldn't condemn them any more than some more familiar sauce brands. Having said that I only have the 'Ketchup' and 'Jerk BBQ Sauce'! What else is in the range anyone? |
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Has his fingers in many pies our levi - http://www.reggae-reggae.co.uk/go/products
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I can confirm the chicken pasty is f uckin disgusing
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^disgusting^
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Roots was sued for more than £600,000 by Tony Bailey and his financial adviser Sylvester Williams. Roots gave evidence to the High Court and admitted that marketing 'his grandmother's secret recipe' used on his products was untrue, although Levi's grandmother did inspire him to cook the sauce.[9]
On 25 November 2011, the High Court completely rejected the claims made by Mr Bailey and Mr Williams that they had any role in developing the recipe for Reggae Reggae sauce, or that they should be given any share of the Reggae Reggae business built up by Levi Roots. Judge Mark Pelling QC, who was sitting as the deputy high court judge, told the court: "This was a dishonest claim, dishonestly advanced" [10], however he questioned the credibility of the evidence given by all three, saying that Roots "regards truth as an optional extra". |
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The sauce is ok but far too much sugar, burgers were 80% lard and fecking minging.
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I noticed the other day he's doing Pop!
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awful
too sugary ,no heat |
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Cant stress enough how bad the pasty was. Even greggs was better!
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students that come in my place love this $hit
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the pasty is also indeed the most foul thing to have ever entered my mouth !!!....
and ive tasted soome right old sh1te in my time !!! |
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What is Levi Roots?
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What is Levi Roots?
It's the root of the Denim plant. |
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tears ran down his face, apparently.
WE've cooked from his books, good stuff actually, though you can probably pick up better from any old stuff. Anyway, he wears the right gear and looks great, so who cares? |
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all this cr@p is produced in one factory and plastered with a sticker .
line 1 - Levis roots line 2 - Jamie Oliver line 3- That gobby chef bloke do people think these celebrities hang around the factory putting in a shift making this rubbish ? |
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as a gentleman of the West Indian persuasion I can tell you that Levi Roots products are about as authentic as Derek Thompsons tipping line
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 how well put |
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A lovely tribute |
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Sounds like they were fighting over ownership of the heinous grub
Levi Roots 'took Reggae Reggae sauce recipe from friend' Dragon's Den entrepreneur Levi Roots is being sued for more than £300,000 by a pal who claims he is the real inventor of the Reggae Reggae sauce, a court heard today. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/8877009/Levi-Roots-took-Reggae-Reggae-sauce-recipe-from-friend.html |
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Oh ffs. Why get on the guys case? Like any of the **** you get in the supermarket is actually what it says on the tin. 'Healthy' brunchbars with pictures of pretty laydees riding bikes that give you 20% of your daily fat allowance.
Anyway, banana |
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Good luck to the man, he's done well in a super competitive market.
However his biggest achievements were as a singer with the UK's greatest reggae soundsystem Sir Coxsone Outernational |
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judorick 21 Mar 12 11:48
as a gentleman of the West Indian persuasion I can tell you that Levi Roots products are about as authentic as Derek Thompsons tipping line |
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A journalist friend of mine wrote a feature on Levi Roots.
His editor didn't include it in the paper - he didn't mention his sources |
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Sounds like a Scotch Binnit Paper
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the reggae reggae sauce is good ffs. i have it in me cottage pie. ok its not much different to bisto with a spoonful of chilli flakes but who cares.
i never even knew he did owt else but the sauce. |
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got one of his books but never tried the sauces
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what does the book taste like?
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no idea you'll have to buy yourself one
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likes a Red Stripe
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The sauces are awful as cantp1ckawinner very politely implies! - far too sweet, possibly too much molasses, aftertaste bad and it makes your kitchen smell.
But the fizzy drink is amazing - superior to Lucozade, Cola, Oasis etc They just need to sell it in the correct bottle size which is the one that fits on bicycle cages and a good % of the summer cycling market is there for the taking |
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We should raleigh round and design one
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who rattled your chain?
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It's all a matter of personal taste but best be wary of over-hyped products like this.
I prefer Aunt May's Bajan pepper sauce and Encona hot pepper sauce. Use sparingly as both are pretty hot. |