Royal Navy chilli sauce to raise funds for naval charity

Howard Lake | 26 June 2014 | News

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Food manufacturer and importer Thousand Hills has produced a range of chilli sauces which are being sold to raise funds for The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity.

The Royal Navy Chilli Sauce range was created following a chance conversation between a Warrant Officer 1 Royal Navy and a Warrant Officer 1 Royal Marine on the deck of the HMS Excellent.

Royal Navy Chilli range, raising funds for the The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity.

There are four chutney varieties, a compote and a BBQ chilli sauce, with names such as Flight Deck, Nozzer, Redders, and Harry Redders. Each recipe is “individually approved by a panel of Her Majesty’s finest sailors” says the company.

The range was launched last month and over 2,000 units have already been sold. Online ordering is available.

Thousand Hills is named after the traditional name for Rwanda, from where their chilli sauce recipes originate.

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